FOR THE STUDENTS, BY THE STUDENTS
By AJ Alarcon
Rooted in the Atenean and Lasallian commitment to truth and integrity, game-goers of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 88 Men’s Basketball Tournament blue–green rivalry — held at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Wednesday, November 26 — donned white as an expression of solidarity amid rising corruption issues in the country.
By Alexia Bangayan
On Wednesday, November 26, the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) community commemorated the global Red Wednesday, responding to Aid to the Church in Need’s (ACN) call to remember persecuted Christians through prayer, solidarity, and symbolic action.
By Noriko Yamamoto
Tropical Depression Verbena (Himawari) is reported to have crossed the coastal waters of the Cuyo archipelago, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration’s (PAGASA) 5:00 p.m. bulletin on Tuesday, November 25.
By AJ Alarcon
Ateneo wasted no time in showing the Quadricentennial Pavilion what true-blooded Eagles can do as they hunted down the National University Nazareth School (NUNS) Bullpups in a bronze battle under the AsiaBasket Youth Campus Tour 2025, with a solid 104–79 showing on Sunday, November 23, in which the Blue Eagles kept the tally at a distance throughout all four quarters.
By Maxine Agno
The Ateneo Table Tennis teams closed out their UAAP Season 88 campaign at the Amoranto Stadium, finishing the four-day elimination round that ended on Wednesday, November 19. In the boys’ division, the team managed a 2–8 record, placing fifth in the final standings. The girls’ team faced a harder road, ending the elimination round with a 0–10 clean-slate loss, finishing last in the competition, while keeping spirits high and eyes on technical growth.
By AJ Alarcon The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) on Saturday, November 22, urged former Ako Bicol Party-list Representative Zaldy Co and 17 other individuals linked to an alleged flood-control corruption scheme to surrender following the issuance of arrest warrants against them. NBI Officer-in-Charge Angelito Magno said Co and his co-accused — composed of personnel…
By Rhianna Ramos
On Friday, November 21, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. ordered law enforcement agencies to arrest former Ako Bicol Representative Zaldy Co and 17 others linked to alleged irregularities in flood-control projects, following the issuance of arrest warrants by the Sandiganbayan.
By Bella Lucindo
MORE THAN AN INVOLVEMENT: Though small in number, their impact is anything but. Focused on advocacy for PWDs and senior citizens, Idiyanale pushes the ASHS community toward greater awareness and empathy for humanity’s natural diversity. Through their projects, partnerships, and heart-driven efforts, they show how even the smallest committee can spark meaningful change.
By Reign Querido
PICTURE PERFECT: Graduation pictorials, write-ups for the friends you sit with in the cafeteria, yearbook quotes you saved in your notes app, and the never-ending requirements for your finals — all these are seemingly simple but sweet, a mental checklist before senior high ends if you will. But amidst these daily doses of graduation blues, there’s a quiet but diligent committee out there that collects these fallen crumbs of memories to preserve and cherish them. With BlueBook, the moments gathered within ASHS’s two years are forever kept in the safe home of a yearbook. With their hard work in producing quality work, it’s up to them to recall your years in your book.
By Alexia Bangayan
On Thursday, November 20, former Bamban, Tarlac mayor Alice Guo was convicted of qualified human trafficking and sentenced to reclusión perpetua (lifelong imprisonment), by the Pasig Regional Trial Court, Branch 167, in relation to the Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO)-linked scam hub she helped operate.
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