By Rhianna Ramos
The Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) announced on Monday, October 27, that it is set to open a 15-hectare campus in General Trias, Cavite by 2030 to expand access to Jesuit education outside of Metro Manila.
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Blue Eagles succumb to Green Archers in UAAP R2 Boys’ Volleyball game, 0-3
By Soleina Vasquez
In the end, it is not the loss that lingers but the heart of those who rise and give their all, just like what Ymanuel Antonio Cervantes did in the recent Ateneo High School (AHS) face-off with De La Salle Zobel (DLSZ) on Sunday, October 26, at the Paco Arena.
ICC rejects former President Duterte’s jurisdiction claim
By Noriko Yamamoto The International Criminal Court (ICC) dismissed former President Rodrigo Duterte’s legal challenge to its authority and rejected his request for an interim release in a ruling dated October 23. Duterte is currently held in The Hague on charges of human rights violations, including murder and attempted murder, linked to his anti-drug campaign…
In the Eyes of Tomorrow: Ateneo’s March for Good Governance
By Kiera De Guzman
As the ground trembled beneath the mass of a million footsteps, a river of white flooded the streets. The air hummed with hope, and the people refused to stay silent any longer. They stood taller, their shoulders bearing the weight of injustice, a load that has come to be too heavy to ignore.
Sandigan Lakambini launches GST ‘Kalumangyo, Umangat!’
By Alexia Bangayan
On Wednesday, October 22, the Ateneo Senior High School’s (ASHS) Sandigan Lakambini launched its Gender Sensitivity Training (GST) themed “Kalumangyo, Umangat!: Empowering Leadership Through Inclusivity,” aimed at strengthening compassion and inclusive leadership among student leaders.
IRD spearheads ‘mUNdo: the ASHS UN Week Celebration’
By Lia Atienza
The Intercultural Relations District (IRD) of the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) launched the celebration of United Nations (UN) Week 2025 with an opening program on Tuesday, October 21, at the first-floor foyer of the Main Building.
5 Luzon Dams release water as reservoirs near critical levels
By Alexia Bangayan
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) ordered the release of water from five major dams across Luzon on Sunday, October 19, as Tropical Storm Ramil (international name: Fengshen) brought heavy rains that caused reservoir levels to approach danger thresholds.
ADMU conducts ACET ‘25
By Alexia Bangayan
Volcanic earthquakes rattle Taal Volcano for 12 straight days
By Noriko Yamamoto
On Friday, October 17, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) reported that Taal Volcano has experienced frequent volcanic earthquakes for 12 consecutive days.
Behind the Board: In Defense of our Educators
By Jelena Villorente
The month of October comes forth as a celebration of the noble career of teaching, inspiring us students to commemorate our educators and recognize the effort they put into nurturing our young minds. What we don’t see, however, is the effort they also put into withstanding the challenges that lace the pedagogical profession, especially in the Philippines — and as World Teacher’s Day comes and goes, we are brought to salute and respect them for the grit they never fail to possess.
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