Far Eastern University issued formal communications on March 5 to employees and on March 6 to students, led by President Juan Miguel Montinola, to reinforce responsible energy use across the FEU Group of Schools. The issuances form part of the University’s ongoing sustainability efforts. The focus is on consistent, mindful use of energy in both academic and administrative spaces. This supports operational efficiency and aligns with broader environmental considerations affecti

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:

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

As climate-related disruptions increasingly shape campus life across the country, the FEU Public Policy Center (FEU PPC) underscores the strategic value of the College Experience Survey (CES) in helping institutions better understand and improve the lived realities of Filipino students.  Conducted annually, the CES is a nationwide, cross-sectional survey that assesses students’ academic, social, and personal development. More than a research instrument, it serves as a decisio

Far Eastern University (FEU) continues to reinforce its commitment to disaster preparedness and public safety through its active participation in the City of Manila’s disaster response initiatives.  University Civil Engineering and Architectural Design Department manager Nida B. Bulanhagui and Community Relations Director Atty. Rosalie J. de la Cruz-Cada were among the recent graduates of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Training Course conducted by the Manila City Disas

Far Eastern University (FEU) strengthened its presence on the global academic scene after the collaborative research project of the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM) on sustainability education was selected for presentation at the 18th International Panel of Experts (IPoE) Forum 2025 of the International Centre of Excellence in Tourism and Hospitality Education (THE-ICE), held from October 19 to 21, 2025, at Mae Fah Luang University in Chiang Rai, Thailand. Th

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

Two of Far Eastern University's gates, 3 and 4, are on Nicanor Reyes Street in Sampaloc, Manila. Media Center Nicanor Reyes Street, named after the founder of Far Eastern University (FEU), has been declared a “School Zone” by the City of Manila. “This is a [significant milestone] in our continuous and untiring pursuit of improving the safety and security [at] FEU, specifically Nicanor Reyes Street,” said Edward R. Kilakiga, the university’s vice president for Facilities and T

Far Eastern University (FEU) and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) formalized their collaboration for environmental protection and sustainability through a memorandum of agreement last Oct. 17 at the DENR Forest Management Bureau in Quezon City. The agreement reaffirms their commitment to promoting conservation, education, and civic responsibility. Through this partnership, FEU students, faculty, and personnel will continue to participate in reforesta

In a country increasingly threatened by climate change and disasters, education on resilience must begin early—and sometimes, the best classroom is one filled with color, and imagination. Last Aug. 30, the Nicanor Reyes Memorial Foundation (NRMF), in partnership with the Harvard Club of the Philippines Global, and the AHA Learning Center, held “Project Art for YOUth: Building Disaster Resilience for Safer Communities” in Makati.   The program brought together 30 children from