The Academic Affairs Office constantly devises ways and means to improve the delivery of academic services in Far Eastern University. Recently, its Academic Services Office, in collaboration with Center for Teaching and Learning and Gender and Development Desk, organized a faculty refresher on assessment-making and facilitating teaching and learning. Through workshops and group discussions in several classrooms, faculty members explored effective assessment practices and ways

What makes a university a provider of quality education? Beyond classrooms, curricula, and academic credentials, quality education is about ensuring that students receive an educational experience that prepares them to succeed, contribute to society, and thrive in a competitive world. The Commission on Higher Education (CHED), through CMO No. 46, s. 2012, describes quality education from three perspectives: fitness for purpose, exceptional standards, and transformative impact

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. From left to right: Ar. Eraño Joshua Rivera, Ar. Erljohn Agustin, Hallee Berry T. Mañoza, and Ar. Fernando Cunanan Jr. T

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

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

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

Entrepreneurship does not always begin with a big business idea. Sometimes, it starts with a familiar product, a local resource, or a simple question: Can this be turned into something people would value? For Far Eastern University (FEU) Tams, these questions took on a practical meaning during the Entrepreneurial Symposium at the FEUture Center Auditorium last Oct. 5. Organized by the Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management (ITHM), the symposium carried the theme “M

That custom-designed Far Eastern University Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (FEU ITHM) logo pin worn on one’s collar is not just a piece of metal—it is one’s official entry ticket into the global workforce. When over 600 freshman Tamaraws from the FEU ITHM packed the historic FEU Main Auditorium last Sept. 25 for the annual Pinning Ceremony, they were not just attending another university event. Under the theme “Beyond the Pin: A Journey of Excellence and Prepared

Three Far Eastern University students demonstratd the Tamaraw spirit of leadership and innovation to the Humanitarian Design and Social Enterprise (HDSE) Leadership Intensive, where they worked with others from different disciplines to develop practical solutions to real-world challenges. Ronald Gabriel Teng, BS Biology Student Among them was Ronald Gabriel Teng, a BS Biology student under the Microbiology Track, whose personal experience became an opportunity to develop a s

Ameerah D. Milano, Coordinator of Gender and Development Office Ameerah D. Milano started working on gender and development (GAD) at Far Eastern University (FEU) two years after the COVID-19 pandemic. Earlier, she had joined the roster of faculty in the Department of Language and Literature of the Institute of Arts and Sciences. “A coordinator’s advocacy of GAD must be clear. Indicators and outputs should be transparent,” she said in a mix of English and Filipino. "Before,"

Far Eastern University’s Asian Journal on Perspectives in Education (AJPE) is now included in the Asian Science Citation Index (ASCI), marking another milestone in its continuing efforts to broaden the international visibility and discoverability of the research it publishes. This inclusion in ASCI adds to AJPE’s presence in Google Scholar, EBSCOhost, ResearchBib Academic Resource Index, Andrew Gonzales Philippine Citation Index, BASE, Philippine National Library, Scilit, Cro

Far Eastern University has introduced FEU Navigate, a mobile application that brings academic resources, campus activities, student support services, university updates, and a points and rewards system into one platform. Designed to help students discover, access, and participate in more of what FEU offers, Navigate is organized around four areas: My Academics, Campus Life, My Care Space, and Points. The vision for Navigate came from Senior Vice President Trina Tinio. Develop

Far Eastern University Department of Communication student filmmakers continue to make waves in Philippine independent cinema as short films “Kahel” and “Lily” were named official selections for the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS) Short Film Festival. Organized by FAMAS in partnership with REMS Entertainment, led by festival director Gabby Ramos and FAMAS president Francia Conrado, the festival selected the films from hundreds of submissions across the cou

Far Eastern University (FEU) Department of Communication alumna Ayessa Tan added another feather to her cap as her short film “Ani” clinched the Best Film award under the Binisaya Horizons category at the 16th Binisaya International Film Festival, held from Aug. 16 to 23. This was announced during the festival’s closing program, where the Padayon Award winners were recognized. Prior to its success in Cebu, the short film gained critical acclaim at FEU’s Sinepiyu XVIII, taking

Juan Arturo Iluminado C. De Castro, Dean of the Institute of Law If a nerd is “a highly intelligent person who is intensely focused on niche technical, academic, or intellectual interests,” then Far Eastern University (FEU) Institute of Law (IL)’s Juan Arturo Iluminado C. De Castro is one. The newly minted FEU IL dean has so much fun learning, including formal schooling, that shortly after earning his Bachelor of Laws, he pursued graduate and post-graduate studies, obtaining

The selection of Far Eastern University (FEU) student leaders to prestigious national leadership programs highlights the University’s commitment to developing servant leaders dedicated to meaningful social impact. Among this year’s awardees is Ronald Gabriel Teng, a third-year BS Microbiology student, who was selected as one of only 31 delegates to the Ayala Young Leaders’ Congress (AYLC) from nearly 2,000 applicants nationwide. As part of his leadership advocacy, Teng propos

The first graduating class of JPMC College of Health Sciences celebrates the completion of its nursing education at the International Convention Centre in Brunei Darussalam. Photo by JCHS The partnership between Far Eastern University (FEU) and Jerudong Park Medical Centre (JPMC), the premier hospital in Brunei, has produced the first batch of graduates of the JPMC College of Health Sciences (JCHS), which was established to help Brunei develop nursing professionals for its he