When Hallee Berry T. Mañoza began mapping Dasmariñas, Cavite, she was working on a class requirement, not preparing an entry for a national competition. She and her assessment partner wanted to understand how the city had changed from an agricultural landscape into a growing urban center. Along the way, they found a story worth sharing beyond the classroom. Hallee Berry T. Mañoza with the organizers of the WTA Anthology ASEAN Architecture Festival 2026. The project, “Agri-Urb

When Joaquin Luis C. Hilario and his groupmates presented Common Ground Studtion, they were not pitching an actual architectural firm to paying clients. They were presenting a concept they had built from scratch: its name, identity, design philosophy, and reasons a client might choose them over another firm. Still, standing in front of a panel of practicing architects brought a little of the pressure of professional life into the classroom. Their group was assigned to present

A candle will eventually burn out. The cap and pin received during a ceremony may one day be kept among the memories of nursing school. But for Batch 2029 of Far Eastern University’s Institute of Health Sciences and Nursing (IHSN), the 72nd Capping and Candle Lighting Ceremony carries a reminder that goes beyond the occasion: the responsibility of caring for another human being. Held under the theme “The Light That We Carry: A Generation Called to Care,” the ceremony marked a

“Ang Embalsamador, Baliw, at Bangkay” (The Embalmer, the Madman, and the Corpse), a short film from Far Eastern University Department of Communication, has been selected to vie for awards at the 10th Ngilngig Asian Fantastic Film Festival. The film, which was produced as a final project for a Directing and Film Production class and competed at Sinepiyu last year, tries to answer, “What does it mean to truly exist when routine and rigid societal expectations slowly hollow us o

Zarrina Fernandez at ACFM in Busan Far Eastern University Department of Communication alumna Zarrina Fernandez recently represented the Philippines as one of the delegates for Platform BUSAN in South Korea. Organized as part of the Asian Contents and Film Market during the 31st Busan International Film Festival, which ran from Oct. 10 to 13, Platform Busan serves as a global networking space for emerging filmmakers to collaborate, pitch projects, and learn together with their

At midnight last August 24, Aldrich John Ishise was not sitting in front of a computer waiting for the results of the Medical Technologists Licensure Examination (MTLE). He was playing Mobile Legends with a friend who had also taken the exam. The results had already been delayed for almost a week. Rather than stay anxious, Aldrich decided to relax. Then, in the middle of the game, he took a quick look at the list of topnotchers. His name was there. He checked again to make su

For Abdul Haiy “Sir Bob” Sali, preparing future teachers means more than teaching them how to deliver lessons. It means helping them understand the learners behind those lessons and ensuring that different backgrounds, cultures, and experiences have a place in the classroom. As a child, Sali attended Madrasah classes on weekends, as his parents had arranged. He learned to read Arabic text, but there was something he struggled with: understanding what he was reading. It was an

From Left to Right: Mr. Reynaldo M Gener, executive director of PMAP, Mr. Engelbert T. Camasura, FPM, MBA, President of PMAP, Mr. John Oliver Brioso, director of Industry Internship and Instruction, and Ms. Nikki Blas-Olay, coordinator of Industry Internship and Instruction. There comes a point in a student’s college life when the lessons learned in class have to be put to use somewhere else, so a Far Eastern University (FEU) partnership with the People Management Association

Photo courtesy of the Metropolitan Theater’s official Facebook page Christian John “CJ” S. Serrano, chief administrative officer (CAO) of The Metropolitan “MET” Theater in Manila, gives credit to two institutions for his professional and personal growth as an individual: Far Eastern University (FEU), and UST Central Seminary. “It’s from FEU that I learned to become more independent because from preschool until high school I was studying in a private Catholic school that was n

Before placing fourth in the September Psychometrician Licensure Examination, Kyla N. Palla had already imagined telling her parents that she failed. Despite months of studying, attending review sessions, and answering practice questions, she struggled to meet the passing marks in her pre-board examinations. The experience left her questioning whether or not she was prepared for the actual test. From left to right: Elizabeth Palla (Mother), Kyla Palla and Yolly Palla (Siste