Even before the public outcry over corruption and inefficiency in government-funded infrastructure programs, the University of the Philippines had quietly begun a series of science-based reforms and institutional upgrades aimed at improving infrastructure quality and oversight in the state university. “The University of the Philippines is committed to turning today’s challenges into a window […]
In an evening filled with inspiration and renewed purpose, the UP Alumni Engineers (UPAE) formally launched the UPAE Sundial Awards on July 11, 2025, at the historic Executive House in UP Diliman. The event gathered university leaders and officials, the UP Engineering Research and Development Foundation, Inc , distinguished alumni, jubilarians, faculty, and friends of […]
With the Delta variant proving highly transmissible, especially in closed spaces, will public transport be safe? Find out in this week’s “Stop COVID Deaths” webinar on Friday, October 15, at 12:00 noon.
DMCI Homes has completed the repair and repainting of the famous UP Chapel in Diliman in time for the observance of Holy Week.
The first two batches of Filipino satellite builders met virtually with the pioneering 2019 class of Space Science and Technology Proliferation through University Partnerships (STeP-UP) scholars welcoming their successors in a kick-off ceremony over Zoom.
“We need to be self-reliant in testing, prevention, and treatment,” said UP Manila College of Medicine Dean Charlotte Chiong in “COVID-19 and the Heart” streamed live on June 12, the 122ndanniversary of Philippine Independence. The event was the eighth episode of UP’s STOP COVID DEATHS webinar series, where she was the guest speaker.
Demonstrating what the “Brotherhood of Engineers” can accomplish, the UP Beta Epsilon Fraternity donates 10,000 high-grade isolation coveralls to the medical and healthcare frontliners of the UPM-PGH.
No task is too big nor too small in UP’s fight against COVID-19. This is the rallying spirit behind the various UP Bayanihan efforts that range from science and technology to humanitarian efforts, leading the way in social responsibility for its students and staff.
The University of the Philippines received new professorial chairs, highlighted by the signing of the deed of donation for the Manuel V. Pangilinan Professorial Chair in Engineering, on February 12, 2020.
A team of engineers from the UP College of Engineering (UP-CoE) further assured the safety of people gravely affected by the recent Mindanao earthquakes by conducting structural assessment of vital buildings in North Cotabato Province and the hard-hit Municipality of Makilala.
The UP College of Medicine (then known as the Philippine Medical School) opens. It predates the opening of the University proper by 3 years.
