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Student representatives slam ‘weaponization of the law’ to silence critics
KAISA UP, along with other student representatives, condemn the aggressions done by the government to silence and harass journalists
More groups slam ‘violent, misogynist’ frat-linked chat
‘These incidents point to a larger, more harmful issue at hand: the culture of impunity, derogation and moral corruption that have become inevitably associated with the fraternities on campus,’ says the UP Economics Society
ALYANSA, KAISA to lead next year’s UP student council
This turnout for the 2017 campus elections in UP Diliman is slightly higher than in 2016 according to the University Student Electoral Board – 11 951 out of 24 036 eligible voters participated
#CampusIssue: How will the Magna Carta shape UP elections?
The question needs to be asked: Should a document codify and recognize the rights of the students? The students’ answer to this question might be the tipping point of the 2017 campus elections in UP Diliman
IN PHOTOS: International Women's Day 2017
Women s organizations march along the streets of Manila calling for an end to violence against women and to extrajudicial killings They also seek to oppose the death penalty bill
UP Diliman political parties unite against Marcos candidacy
The unity statement comes a month after former UP Diliman student leaders also declared unity against the candidacy of Marcos
When UP Diliman turned red again
For the last 4 years the night either bled blue or yellow I have witnessed the announcement in the last two years
DBP employees file plunder complaint vs top execs
UPDATED The senior vice president of DBP calls the plunder complaint filed by some bank employees as full of inaccuracies and a nuisance case
ALYANSA wins big in UP Diliman elections
Student party ALYANSA wins the hotly contested race that recorded a high voter turn out
#CampusIssue: An all-time low in UP Diliman elections?
In all of these incidents UP students say the losers are not any of the political parties but the voters who will be electing them
UP elections conclude with low voter turnout
Only 48 07 of UP Diliman students voted in this year s student council elections
Chinese aid to Typhoon Yolanda survivors continues
Despite geopolitical tensions with the Philippines China continues to give assistance to Typhoon Yolanda survivors through Kaisa Para sa Kaunlaran
Do we really care about education?
It is easy not to accord education the importance it deserves There is a human tendency to prefer immediate rewards over long term gains
