“Lily,” a gripping short film from Far Eastern University (FEU), is solidifying its place as a standout piece of contemporary independent student cinema. Produced by The Yellow Bus Pictures and directed by Luke Salazar, “Lily” emerged as a major winner at the Prime Series (Interschool Category) of SineMulat Tres Film Festival, hosted by the Multimedia Arts Circle at the University of Batangas-Lipa Campus. The festival, anchored on the theme “Itaya ang Katarungan, Isigaw ang K

Far Eastern University (FEU) received the Natatanging Tagapagbayad ng Buwis para sa Negosyo (Korporasyon) award during the Gawad Manileño 2026. The ceremony last June 18 at the Metropolitan Theater was part of the city’s 455th founding anniversary celebration, which recognized individuals and organizations that help strengthen Manila and support its development. In his remarks, Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso said Gawad Manileño is more than an awards program. H

Provided at no cost to every graduating cohort, the FEU Institute of Health Sciences and Nursing (IHSN)’s in-house review program is designed as a structured student support system that begins as early as the first semester of the school year. It has three phases which help students strengthen content mastery, sharpen test-taking readiness, and build confidence before the board examination. Currently, the IHSN is conducting the final phase of review classes for graduating Bac

“Is artificial intelligence [AI] a troubleshooter or a troublemaker?” This was the question that communication scholars and practitioners problematized during the 4th FRAMEwork: Asia-Pacific Communication Conference last March 26 and 27 at the International Convention Center of Cavite State University (CvSU). Dr. Andrew Prahl of Nanyang Technological University Singapore discussed how AI-driven systems are reshaping organizational systems, infrastructures, and research practi

In line with its commitment to Institutional excellence, learner-centered education, and responsible data governance, Far Eastern University (FEU) conducted the “Data Privacy and Educational Organization Management System (EOMS) Orientation and Updates” for all its employees, thus providing a comprehensive platform to strengthen awareness, capability, and accountability in data privacy and quality management practices within the Institution. “[Data privacy in higher educatio

As the University of Santo Tomas (UST) formally closed its hosting of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 88 recently, Far Eastern University immediately turned its attention toward preparations for UAAP Season 89. During the closing ceremony, UST Season 88 chairman Very Rev. Fr. Richard G. Ang, O.P., Ph.D. officially handed the UAAP flag to incoming season host and Season 89 chairman Juan Miguel R. Montinola of FEU. “As we close this chapte

In a continued effort to elevate teacher education and respond to the evolving demands of the academic landscape, the Institute of Education of Far Eastern University convened its Industry Expert Forum toward a shared mission: to refine, realign, and strengthen the preparation of future educators. “The realities of the classrooms are constantly changing—with every new batch of students, with every change in the curriculum of basic education, and with every new technological

Guided by the theme “Visions for a Shared Humanity,” this year’s TAM DokyuFest featured 19 finalists, which were produced by junior communication students of Far Eastern University. Rather than mere coursework, these served as powerful, empathetic manifestos confronting pressing social and environmental realities “Balong ng Buhay/Well of Life,” produced by Michaela Kristine Guillen and directed by Erin Graciella Felitro, won the Best Documentary prize. A poignant look at an

The FEU Industry Real-world and Simulated Tour (F.I.R.S.T.) at Amherst Laboratories, Inc., in partnership with Unilab Education provided Institute of Health Sciences and Nursing and Institute of Arts and Sciences students with direct exposure to professional laboratory environments, offering a practical perspective on how scientific knowledge is applied in real-world settings. “The tour gave us a deeper appreciation of how our lessons are applied beyond the classroom,” a stu

Kaleidoscope: A Collective Exploration showcased the thesis-works of 47 Studio Arts students—spanning personal narratives, cultural memory, material experimentation, and social reflection—a range that Fine Arts faculty member Jomarie Lachica said reflected the department’s intentional approach to artistic formation. “We are seeing a stronger movement toward artmaking that is not only technically informed, but also research-driven, process-oriented, and conceptually grounded,”