“Mandëko Kito!” UP Baguio’s artisans market opens at the University of the Philippines Baguio Oblation Grounds, 15 June 2020. It will run Mondays and Tuesdays, 09:00 a.m.-12:00 noon, from June 15 to July 15, 2020. Called “Mandëko Kito!” from the Ibaloy, meaning “let’s sell,” the initiative promoting local crafts and folk art products is a joint project of the University of the Philippines Baguio through the Museo Kordilyera, the Cordillera Textile Project (CordiTex), and the Kasarian Gender Studies Program, in cooperation with the Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI).
Author: J. Mikhail Solitario
Of the 12 scientists and researchers who were given the 2020 Outstanding Young Scientist Awards (OYS) by the National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST), seven are from the University of the Philippines.
Should we take zeroes at face value when it comes to disease statistics? Listen to Zython Paul Lachica of the UP Mindanao Interdisciplinary Applied Modeling laboratory on June 19, 10:00 AM, Philippine time, as he discusses “Are Zeroes Really Zeroes?: Detecting Underreporting in Disease Reports.”.
While the case purports to be a personal one involving a media institution and an “aggrieved” citizen, the UP College of Mass Communication sees this event as a direct threat to freedom of the press. Why?
Statement of the UP School of Labor and Industrial Relations on the COVID-19 crisis impact on labor and call to action
UPV Tacloban College has taken key COVID-19 data in the Eastern Visayas region and visualized them into easy-to-understand maps that can aid in decision- and policymaking in public health.
In a time as dark as a pandemic, the true heroes shine the brightest: our medical and healthcare frontliners and essential workers, the people who risk each day to save lives, protect our campuses and communities, and keep the world safe for the rest of us. The University of the Philippines System and TVUP offer a tribute video to thank and honor the people who continue to serve despite the gravest odds, featuring an original song titled “I’ll Hold the Line,” composed, arranged and performed by UP Integrated School alumnus Ardie O. Lopez.
The far-reaching impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the global and national economy will be the focus of the upcoming “Kapihan ng Bayan sa UP,” hosted by the UP Alumni Association, Inc. (UPAA), to be held via Zoom on June 16, 2020, Tuesday, at 3:00-5:00 p.m. (Manila time).
It is no surprise that COVID-19 can be bad for the heart. The impact of COVID-19 on patients with heart disease and hypertension is the focus of the eighth webinar in the UP “Stop COVID Deaths: Clinical Management Updates” series, to be held on June 12, Friday, at 12 n.n.
Everyone is invited to the first Zoom meeting-webinar on the Clinical Management of COVID Pneumonia on Friday, April 24, 2020, at 12:00 NN (Manila time) with Dr. CamiloRoa, Dr. Leonora Fernandez, and Dr. Aileen David Wang as resource persons. All medical staff and practitioners are encouraged to avail of this opportunity to be part of a learning network on the management of COVID-19.