98th Founding Anniversary: Brave in diversity, united as Tamaraws
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Anchored on the theme “Brave in Diversity,” the foundation week transformed university venues into shared spaces for music, creativity, and celebration, bringing together the Far Eastern University community in ways that highlighted the strength of differences and the value of collective experience.
One of the most awaited events of the week was One Concierto Piyu, which gathered Tamaraws for a night of music and shared expression. The concert featured well-loved OPM artists Kitchie Nadal and Mayonnaise. Joining them were contemporary artists Kiyo and Khianna, whose performances reflected the voices and stories of today’s youth. The night also gave space to FEU’s homegrown artists, reinforcing the university’s commitment to inclusivity by recognizing student talent alongside established performers.
Beyond entertainment, the foundation week highlighted engagement rooted in purpose. The NBA All-Star Roadshow brought sports culture to campus. In the same spirit of participation and care, the RCYC Bloodletting Competition emphasized service and compassion, as student volunteers came together for a life-saving cause.
Student creativity was evident throughout the celebration. Cinematique showcased student-produced films that captured diverse narratives and perspectives, providing a platform for young filmmakers to tell stories shaped by different experiences and identities. The campus also buzzed with activity during Tam Fair, where student-owned businesses, concessionaires, and partners gathered.
Performance and expression remained central to the week’s events. Sayawit, one of FEU’s most anticipated dance competitions, featured performances that combined discipline, storytelling, and teamwork, reflecting the diversity of styles and influences within the FEU community. The Drag Battle further embodied the theme “Brave in Diversity,” celebrating artistry, confidence, and self-expression while affirming the university’s commitment to inclusion and respect for individuality.
As the week concluded, it became clear that the celebration was not merely about the number of events held. It was about moments of connection when students cheered together, artists shared the stage, volunteers gave their time, and the community embraced differences with courage and openness.
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