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#HandsOffKule: UP student groups hit attempted ‘surveillance’ of Philippine Collegian
The Union of Journalists of the Philippines-UP slams the 'blatant intimidation' against student publications
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
Which is UP Diliman’s student paper: ‘Philippine Collegian’ or ‘Rebel Kule’?
A controversy in the editorial exams of the 'Philippine Collegian' leads to the revival of an alternative 'official' students' publication. How will this be resolved?
Is Philippine Collegian facing a press freedom issue?
'The UPD administration needs to be level-headed enough to study the rules and interpret them based on the normative standards of journalism, especially when it comes to editorial independence,' says professor Danilo Arao
Philippine Collegian campus journos barred from taking editorial exams
(UPDATED) The Board of Judges cites the candidates’ failure to meet residency requirements as basis for disqualification from taking the editorial exams. UP Chancellor Michael Tan upholds the decision.
Why campus journalists should go beyond classrooms
In the course of Philippine history, several campus publications stayed true to this role of shaping public opinion. They’ve gone beyond the 4 walls of the classroom and tackled the same issues hounding the country.
No freshmen in 32 UP Diliman courses – report
These courses will continue according to an official from the University of the Philippines Diliman campus
UP education: Burden of students or the state?
Other state colleges and universities are closely watching the UP experience
