National Artist for Visual Arts Benedicto Cabrera and UP President Angelo Jimenez (both at the center, in black) join the community gangsa dance led by the UP Tugtugang Musika Asyatika and the UP Diliman chapter of Paggawisan Tako Am-in. Photo by Jonathan Madrid, UPS-MCO. The University of the Philippines paid tribute to National Artists Benedicto […]
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An app that seeks to promote and monitor the planting of native trees was launched during the Freshmen Orientation Program at the UP Theater on Aug. 11. The GINA (Grow and Identify Native Trees in Your Area) Project, a partnership of the UP Resilience Institute and the UP chapter of the Philippine Association of […]
The Philippine Association of University Women-University of the Philippines Chapter (PAUW-UP) will launch on July 5, 2025, a dynamic series of art workshops as part of the PAUW Haus Arts Workshop + Festival, culminating in a three-day Arts Festival set for September or October this year. This initiative upholds PAUW’s longstanding commitment to enhance education, […]
The incoming members of the Board of Trustees, Executive Committee, and the chairperson and vice chairpersons of the various committees of the Philippine Association of University Women – University of the Philippines Chapter, Inc. (PAUW-UP) took their oaths of office before UP University President Angelo A. Jimenez. Even before its incorporation in 2004, the […]
UPDATE: This announcement has been updated with the latest list of performers This year’s National Arts Month (NAM) celebration highlights the creativity of a nation rooted in the spirit and passion of its people. In line with this, the University of the Philippines (UP)—which has produced 44 of the country’s 81 National […]
Raul Pagdanganan, President and CEO of Cardinal Santos Medical Center, was sworn in as member of the UP Board of Regents on July 14.
“CalligraFilipino” combines the beauty of traditional Filipino art, Baybayin, and calligraphy. The proponent, UP Diliman alumnus Ian “Taipan” Lucero, introduces this artistic style and advocacy through lectures and exhibitions.
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