This March, student organizations at Far Eastern University, in coordination with the Office of Student Involvement, created spaces that highlighted women’s voices through conversations on gender, faith, health, and advocacy. Among these was the Grand Iftar organized by the FEU Muslim Circle, which brought together students in a shared moment of reflection during Ramadan. The gathering included a short talk by Ustadz Naif Jadoon on the deeper meaning of fasting, emphasizing

An award-winning collection that centers a queer, genderfluid voice navigating the mundane has earned Far Eastern University its latest national recognition in literature. Austere Rex Gamao, a faculty member of FEU’s Department of Language and Literature, won the Philippine Literary Arts Council Prize for Best Book of Poetry in English at the 43rd National Book Awards last Feb. 13, for his debut collection, With Decade . The recognition, one of the most prestigious in Philip

Far Eastern University (FEU) marked a strong showing in the 27th Search for Outstanding Accounting Students of the Philippines (SOASP), as two of its accountancy majors placed among the top performers in the national competition organized by P&A Grant Thornton , Association of Certified Public Accountants in Commerce and Industry , and the Philippine Institute of Certified Accountants . From left: Leonardo Galang and Vicent Cuaresma Vincent Cuaresma emerged as champion, lea

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 busines

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

The Far Eastern University-Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management (ITHM) conducted “Brave Fronts: Breaking Barriers through Inclusive and Diverse Scholastic Tourism and Hospitality Research” symposium last Feb. 13 at the ENB Mini Auditorium. This research symposium gathered students and faculty members to highlight the importance of advancing the tourism and hospitality industry. Organized by the MICE Class through Tuklas Events Co., it aimed to promote inclusive

Far Eastern University has been recognized by the Environmental Management Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources through the Gawad Kabalikat sa Kapaligiran, honoring partners that support environmental sustainability initiatives in the country. The recognition highlights FEU’s active collaboration with the Environment Management Bureau in environmental protection and awareness programs involving students, faculty, and partner communities. From left:

In celebration of Far Eastern University’s 98th Founding Anniversary, the FEU Center for the Arts (FCA) staged the historic Filipino sarswela (or zarzuela) "Walang Sugat" last Feb. 4 at the FEU Auditorium, drawing students, alumni, faculty, and guests into an evening of music, heritage, and powerful storytelling. Originally written by Severino Reyes with music by Fulgencio Tolentino, "Walang Sugat" is a more than century-old sarswela —"a traditional Philippine musical theate

The FEU Manila community gathered last Feb. 10 at Interactive Room 207A of the Admissions Building for “TAM Signs: Building Inclusive Conversations through Sign Language,” an interactive workshop aimed at introducing the basics of Filipino Sign Language (FSL) and fostering a more inclusive campus environment. Held in two sessions from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., the workshop equipped students with foundational skills in FSL, including the alphabet, numbe

Conducted as one of the Institute of Health Sciences and Nursing (IHSN)’s main events for its 70th anniversary, the Dean Felicidad Elegado Conference gathered educators, researchers, and practitioners for a half-day program themed “Reimagining Primary Health Care: Innovations, Integration, and Nursing Excellence.” The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Fely Marilyn Lorenzo, former professor at University of the Philippines-Manila and former Project Director of USAIDHRH203

Among the 20 interns from the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM) who completed their international internship at CÉ LA VI Singapore , a globally recognized dining and lifestyle destination, Mary Anessa Salas (BS Hospitality and Restaurant Management) achieved a notable milestone. Following her internship, she transitioned into full-time employment as a commis or junior chef at CÉ LA VI. Salas’ progression from intern to employee reflects her strong performance

The Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM), in partnership with ITHM Tams Travel Hub and the PATA Philippines FEU Student Chapter, led a rolling tour in Manila titled “Manila, My Manila: Braving Diversity in a Journey through Time of Heritage, Heart a History,” in celebration of FEU’s 98th foundation anniversary. Engaging directly with heritage sites is an essential part of learning how cultural narratives are interpreted, preserved, and responsibly shared with visi

The FEU Community Extension Services (CES) has relaunched its Mabuhay Treats Products at Café Alfredo as it continues to offer community-made crafts to the FEU community and visitors. The program integrates academic service-learning with sustainable livelihood development by partnering with jail-based communities and the Mangyan indigenous community. Through Mabuhay Treats, students from the Tourism Management program engage in real-world applications of branding, inventory