Everyone calls the president of Good Samaritan Colleges (GSC) in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija by her moniker Alessa—and that’s how she prefers it, to not call attention to herself or her position. Everyone who has met Alessa describes her as unassuming, even down-to-earth. Behind the calm demeanor, however, is a no-nonsense higher education institution administrator—experienced and qualified.   “My lola  [Catalina T. De Guzman] gets the credit because she had all the business

FEU Institute of Education (IE) students led a literacy outreach program that engaged community children through storytelling, learning activities, and culturally grounded instruction.  Rooted in the shared mission of accessible and inclusive education, IE-BOOKLAT highlights the importance of nurturing foundational literacy while fostering meaningful community engagement. Initiatives like this underscore the role of education in empowering learners and preparing future teache

An FEU Institute of Education (IE) student leader represented the institute as its sole delegate at the 47th YMCA National Congress , taking on key leadership roles and contributing to a nationally adopted resolution. Student participation in national congresses such as this underscores the importance of youth leadership, collaboration, and civic engagement in shaping future educators. These platforms provide student leaders with opportunities to exchange ideas, address press

FEU convened its graduate students for a university-wide assembly focused on research ethics, innovation, and responsible use of artificial intelligence in academic work.  As graduate education navigates an increasingly complex and technology-driven landscape, initiatives such as the GA highlight the importance of grounding research in integrity, student support, and collaborative learning. The gathering underscored the university’s continuing effort to cultivate a scholarly

Reinforcing its role as more than a traditional study space, the Far Eastern University (FEU) Library created a vibrant, community-centered experience for students through its Valentine’s event, “Reel Love at the Library: A Movie Date.”  As universities continue to reimagine learning spaces, initiatives like this highlight the importance of fostering student engagement, well-being, and connection within academic environments. By blending leisure with learning, libraries can s

Kuwentong may Kuwenta (Meaningful Stories) provided space for guided reading activities centered on themes of hope, acceptance, family, love, and forgiveness through chosen Filipino short stories among persons deprived of liberty (PDLs).   The PDLs also wrote their own poems, made drawings, and engaged in other forms of personal expression.   Headed by Jiellian Anne Enano of the Department of Language and Literature (DLL), each session brought together PDLs and student volunt

Far Eastern University has been named one of the Top Performing Schools in the  Certified Human Resource Associate Assessment Examination for 2025, as conferred by the Human Resource Educators’ Association of the Philippines (HREAP) .  From left: HREAP Director for Research Dr. Jaysone Christopher M. Bancoro, HREAP Director for Partnerships and Linkages Dr. Angelita C. Serrano, HREAP Director for Membership Asst. Prof. Perry David L. Solosa, FEU Vice President for Human Resou

Students from the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM) brought pride to Far Eastern University (FEU) after securing Overall First Runner-Up at the 5th National Tourism and Hospitality Student’s Skills Olympics last Feb. 21 at the University of Baguio. The competition formed part of the 10th International Tourism and Hospitality Student’s Convention, where delegates from institutions across the country gathered to showcase their expertise, creativity, and professi

Universities today face an increasingly complex leadership environment. Artificial intelligence is reshaping professions, labor markets are evolving faster than curricula, and institutions must balance academic mission with financial sustainability and organizational agility.  In this context, leadership development alone is rarely enough. What matters more is whether leadership capability develops across the system—enabling leaders to collaborate, adapt, and respond collecti

“Hospitality Horizons” returned for the second semester last Feb. 12 with a session on “Integrating Organic Ingredients in Filipino Kitchens,” highlighting the importance of locally sourced organic products in promoting sustainability and preserving authentic Filipino flavors. The event brought together students from the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM) to explore how locally sourced organic ingredients can shape the future of Filipino cuisine. The event gathe