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Arts Center represents PHL in Korea conference
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
Dec 42 min read


Pasko sa Piyu 2025
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.
Dec 41 min read


Lectures, exhibit on Art Deco to celebrate centennial
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
Dec 31 min read


Heraldist Galo Ocampo honored with exhibit, lecture
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
Dec 32 min read


Students explore Bataan's tourism landscape
A total of 120 Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management students and their six faculty chaperones embarked on a two-day educational exposure tour in Bataan last Oct 29 and 30 to bridge academic learning with real-world applications in the tourism and hospitality industry. The tour sought to enhance students’ knowledge and appreciation of Bataan’s historical, cultural, and natural attractions while providing them with practical exposure to tourism operations and destination
Nov 241 min read


How art helps children reimagine safer communities
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
Oct 82 min read


Dr. Lourdes R. Montinola Excellence awardee is Ronieth Dayao
At Far Eastern University (FEU), excellence is not limited to the classroom. It is expressed in every stage, studio, and community—where talent meets heart, and learning meets purpose. The university recognizes Ronieth Dayao as the 4th recipient of the Dr. Lourdes R. Montinola Excellence in Art and Culture Award, a recognition given to a graduating student who has excelled in both academics and the arts. Ronieth graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Exercis
Aug 12 min read


Gianna Montinola joins Philippine National Commission for UNESCO
Atty. Gianna R. Montinola during the AKLAN PIÑA: Handloom Weaving and the Schools of Living Traditions of the Philippines exhibition held at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France last October 14, 2024. Far Eastern University (FEU) proudly announces the appointment of Atty. Gianna R. Montinola, FEU Consultant for External Affairs, to the Education Committee of the Philippine National Commission for UNESCO (UNACOM). This prestigious role reflects her enduring commitment to a
Jan 132 min read
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