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Scholars, practitioners tackle AI question
“Is artificial intelligence [AI] a troubleshooter or a troublemaker?” This was the question that communication scholars and practitioners problematized during the 4th FRAMEwork: Asia-Pacific Communication Conference last March 26 and 27 at the International Convention Center of Cavite State University (CvSU). Dr. Andrew Prahl of Nanyang Technological University Singapore discussed how AI-driven systems are reshaping organizational systems, infrastructures, and research practi
Jun 14 min read


Educ org management, quality and compliance
In line with its commitment to Institutional excellence, learner-centered education, and responsible data governance, Far Eastern University (FEU) conducted the “Data Privacy and Educational Organization Management System (EOMS) Orientation and Updates” for all its employees, thus providing a comprehensive platform to strengthen awareness, capability, and accountability in data privacy and quality management practices within the Institution. “[Data privacy in higher educatio
May 282 min read


FEU promises inclusive, community-centered UAAP Season 89
As the University of Santo Tomas (UST) formally closed its hosting of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 88 recently, Far Eastern University immediately turned its attention toward preparations for UAAP Season 89. During the closing ceremony, UST Season 88 chairman Very Rev. Fr. Richard G. Ang, O.P., Ph.D. officially handed the UAAP flag to incoming season host and Season 89 chairman Juan Miguel R. Montinola of FEU. “As we close this chapte
May 283 min read


HIRE session boosts workplace readiness
Tamaraws from the Institute of Arts and Sciences, Institute of Health Sciences and Nursing, and Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management are further prepared for the evolving demands of the professional world after another installment of the HR Insights for Readiness and Employability (HIRE) session, an initiative led by the FEU Career Development and Placement Office. “We usually learn theories and concepts in class, but hearing directly from industry professionals made us
May 263 min read


University Research Director pushes for ethical practice
Dr. Juanito Anot (center) of the University Research Center joins educators under the Teacher Scholarship Program to share his experience and expertise in research instruction. In an academic landscape increasingly shaped by rapid information exchange and artificial intelligence, the call for ethical, grounded research practices has never been more urgent. This was the central message of a recent session on practical research instruction facilitated by Dr. Yuan Anot, Director
May 263 min read


Community engagement beyond the classroom
Dr. Luzelle Ormita of the Community Extension Services Department of FEU shared her experience and the significance of lending a hand to people in need and how valuable being at service is during the last CORE workshop for educators under the Teacher Scholarship Program. In a culminating effort that redefined the role of educators beyond academic spaces, the final CORE workshop under the Teacher Scholarship Program brought together scholars and faculty for a transformative di
May 262 min read


Future educators champion inclusion
The FEU IE team joins Angels Walk for Autism. Faculty members and students from the FEU Institute of Education (IE) joined thousands of advocates, families, educators, and allies in promoting an “Autism-OK Philippines” — a vision of a society grounded in acceptance, accessibility, equity, and compassion for individuals on the autism spectrum. “Joining initiatives like Angels Walk for Autism reminds future teachers that inclusion goes beyond academic accommodation. It is about
May 262 min read


Running toward wellness, community
The streets came alive with energy and excitement as the FEU Roosevelt community gathered for TAMRUN 2026, the first-ever fun run organized by the FEU Roosevelt TED Central Student Council, in partnership with the FEU Roosevelt Alumni Placement Office. Held last March 22 along Gil Fernando Avenue Extension, the event brought together students, alumni, faculty, and friends for a meaningful day of movement, connection, and celebration. From the first stride to the final stretch
Apr 291 min read


Edward R. Kilakiga, a man of theory and practice
Edward R. Kilakiga, Far Eastern University’s VP, Facilities and Technical Services (FTS), is at the center of addressing critical gaps in Philippine education. In 2017 he co-founded the Facilities Managers Association for Schools, now School Managers Association of the Philippines, Inc. (SMAPI). As its founding leader, Kilakiga intends to encourage active participation and the realization of aspirations in all schools across the country. “[Campus] development and sustainabili
Apr 295 min read


FEU lone HEI finalist in LinkedIn Talent Awards
Far Eastern University (FEU) is the only higher education institution (HEI) that was named a finalist in the Learning Champion category of the LinkedIn Talent Awards, a notable recognition achieved in its first year of implementing the platform across the university. Being shortlisted as a finalist is a rare distinction, particularly for institutions in their initial year of participation. The selection process is highly data-driven, evaluating metrics such as repeat learners
Apr 282 min read


URC holds inaugural ‘Kaisog’ research congress
Strengthening its commitment to knowledge creation and societal impact, Far Eastern University (FEU) formally launched KAISOG: The FEU Annual Research Congress, a new institutional platform designed to amplify faculty research, foster collaboration, and address pressing national and global challenges. As universities play a critical role in shaping evidence-based solutions, KAISOG underscores the importance of building a robust research culture that connects disciplines and
Apr 63 min read


Continuing a tradition: Faculty wins national book award
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
Mar 316 min read


Call her Alessa, of Good Samaritan Colleges
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
Mar 304 min read


IE-BOOKLAT advances literacy, community engagement
FEU Institute of Education (IE) students led a literacy outreach program that engaged community children through storytelling, learning activities, and culturally grounded instruction. Rooted in the shared mission of accessible and inclusive education, IE-BOOKLAT highlights the importance of nurturing foundational literacy while fostering meaningful community engagement. Initiatives like this underscore the role of education in empowering learners and preparing future teache
Mar 262 min read


Student is lone representative of IE at national congress
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
Mar 262 min read


General assembly on ethics, innovation, research excellence
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
Mar 262 min read


Building Leadership Capability for a More Complex Future
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
Mar 195 min read


Lecture series returns with focus on organic Filipino cuisine
“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
Mar 192 min read


Mathematics major completes SEA-teacher exchange in Thailand
A Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED) major in Mathematics student from Far Eastern University (FEU), Janelle B. Vergara, completed her participation in the SEA-Teacher Project Batch 11 hosted by Chiang Rai Rajabhat University (CRRU) in Thailand. The international exchange program, which promotes academic collaboration and cross-cultural engagement among future educators across Southeast Asia, formally concluded last November. Through the SEA-Teacher Project, pre-se
Mar 192 min read


FEU recognized by DENR-EMB for environmental sustainability partnership
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:
Mar 122 min read
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