Far Eastern University (FEU) made a strong push over the past three days to ultimately dominate the competition and claim its league-best 26th University Athletic Association of the Philippines UAAP Collegiate Women’s athletics championship last Nov. 9 at the New Clark City Athletics Stadium.  Just like their journey toward redemption last season, the Lady Tamaraws focused on regaining momentum and, as a result, captured the crown in this tournament, backed by CF Moto and Ma

Nine Far Eastern University (FEU) administrators, non-academic managers, and faculty members recently earned their doctorates: Joeven Castro, VP Student Development and Continuing Education; Hardie Gieben Cruz, director, Guidance and Counseling; Joseph Jintalan, Senior Director for Academic Standards; Maria Carmen Lapuz, dean, Institute of Accounts, Business, and Finance (IABF); Leo Angelo Nery, faculty, Interdisciplinary Studies; Reyett Paunan, executive director, Basic Educ

Ronald Gabriel Teng, who led the Far Eastern University (FEU) delegation, served as panel speaker during the culminating event of the Youth for Dagat (YFD) program, which gathered more than 120 youth leaders, experts, and sustainability advocates last Oct. 25 at the Alliance Française de Manille.  Ronald Gabriel Teng, 3rd Year Biology Student Teng, a third-year BS Biology student under the Microbiology track, spoke on “Green Leadership: Moving the Circular Economy from Belie

In line with Far Eastern University (FEU)’s ongoing commitment to sustain the National Greening Program (NGP) site assigned by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) during the 2024 Arbor Day Celebration, its Community Relations (COMMREL), in partnership with the Office of Student Involvement (OSI), conducted its fifth quarterly monitoring visit to the La Mesa Watershed Park last Oct. 24.    The team assessed the 375 narra trees planted by FEU, many of wh

Far Eastern University (FEU) further strengthened its position as a key contributor to the local and international culture and arts community as FEU Center for the Arts (FCA) senior director, Martin Lopez, and Jhon Mark Isla, section head, represented the university and the Philippines at the 2025 Federation for Asian Cultural Promotion (FACP) Conference held from Oct. 16 to 19 at the Bucheon Arts Center in South Korea.  “Innovation & Collaboration: Next Phase of the Perfor

The FEU community welcomed the holiday season at Pasko sa Piyu 2025, themed “Campus Christmas Jam: Tunog Maynila, Tunay na Pasko!” Joined by officials from Barangay 395, Tamaraws enjoyed vibrant performances from FEU’s cultural groups, culminating in the lighting of the iconic FEU Christmas Tree and a dazzling fireworks display.

The FEU Academy, in partnership with People Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP), concluded their Certificate in Compensation Management (CCM) program held at FEU Makati from May 24 to July 19, led by Antonio “Bobby” Marquez Jr., PMAP consultant and Certified Total Rewards Professional.  Designed to equip HR professionals with a comprehensive understanding of compensation systems and benefits administration, the CCM course emphasized the strategic role of fair and

Far Eastern University (FEU)  ended a 15-year title drought in spectacular fashion, completing a perfect season sweep of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines Season 88 Collegiate Women’s Table Tennis tournament. The Lady Tamaraws capped their campaign with a 2-0 sweep of the finals series against defending champions University of Santo Tomas (UST) Lady Paddlers last Nov. 21 at the Amoranto Sports Arena in Diliman, Quezon City. After winning four consecutive

Far Eastern University (FEU) completed a flawless campaign in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines Season 88 Collegiate Women’s Football Tournament, capping an undefeated run with a 2-0 victory over De La Salle University in the championship game, last Nov. 15 at the UP Diliman Football Stadium.   The Lady Tamaraws not only secured their fourth consecutive crown but also clinched their 14th overall title, solidifying their status as the most successful prog

Far Eastern University (FEU) has reaffirmed its leadership in Philippine nursing education by producing 927 newly licensed Registered Nurses (RNs) in the November 2025 Nurses Licensure Examination. This milestone underscores the university’s expanding role in strengthening the nation’s healthcare workforce through quality instruction, rigorous clinical preparation, international benchmarking, and a student-centered approach to learning.   The latest results reflect FEU’s stro

Far Eastern University formalized a new industry partnership with Moongig , a rapidly expanding digital health talent platform, through a ceremonial Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing last Nov. 4 at the OUR Conference Room. The collaboration aims to create direct employment and training pathways for FEU healthcare students and alumni, responding to the growing demand for skilled professionals in the local and international healthcare sectors. The partnership was establ

Far Eastern University (FEU) hosted two public lectures to celebrate the centennial of Art Deco and inaugurate FEU, the Art Deco University, a four-year long exhibition on the university’s involvement with a century old artistic movement.   Heritage advocate and founder of Old Manila Walks Ivan Man Dy delivered Art Deco Lifestyle: Modern Living 1925-1950 at the FC Auditorium. Man Dy is co-author with Gerard Lico in  Deco Filipino: Art Deco Heritage in the Philippines 1925-19

F ar Eastern University (FEU) paid tribute to Galo B. Ocampo, known as the country’s first Filipino heraldist through the “Brave Heraldy, Beyond Signs: Celebrating FEU’s Institutional Insignias by Galo B. Ocampo” exhibit from Oct. 14 to 17 at the Administration Building. The event is part of the university’s centennial celebration, recognizing the artists and scholars who shaped its legacy. The exhibition presented Ocampo’s original heraldic works, including designs for the n

Far Eastern University (FEU) presents Noche Buena: 100 Stories Shared at the Philippine Holiday Table , the first book in its 100-title series commemorating the university’s centennial in 2028. The launch marks the beginning of FEU’s expanded publishing program, spotlighting Filipino culture, creativity, and heritage through food, lifestyle, and storytelling.    Published under FEU Publications, Noche Buena is a mini coffee-table book featuring 100 personal recollections of

Far Eastern University interns of the Medical Technology program officially started their clinical journey as they donned their white coats and pins. This symbolic tradition serves as a pledge and reminder to the interns’ responsibility in upholding the integrity, compassion, and the excellence in their clinical practice.   “It was more than a fabric— it carried meaning, responsibility, and pride,” said Yesuah Dane Doniego, an intern and a senior said, also acknowledging the