From the rubble of the old Faculty Center that had burned down a few years ago, the UP will construct a new College of Arts and Letters Building in Diliman.
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UP’s public service conference highlights Bayanihan, compassion, hope, and trust during the pandemic
Can the most significant global public health crisis lead to a reawakening of the values of altruism, compassion, and trust? As shown during the University’s 4th Colleges and Universities Public Service Conference (CUPSCon), yes, it can.
UP students and UP officials held an online town hall session on September 20. The meeting aims to help the University take stock of its experience of remote learning and teaching as it prepares academic roadmaps.
Never again. Never forget. Be part of the UP Days of Remembrance from September 20-24, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, and help fight misinformation and historical revisionism about Martial Law and the Marcos regime.
Truth or myth: Martial Law under Marcos was a peaceful economic golden age. The UP Days of Remembrance, to be held from September 20 to 24, aims to reveal the truth behind the misinformation and propaganda.
UP will welcome its new and returning students to a brand-new academic year through a System-wide virtual assembly tomorrow, September 16, at 10:00 a.m.
In the run-up to both the 50th anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law and the national elections, UP is set to reveal more truths and lessons of Martial Law and the Marcos regime in a week-long virtual commemoration from September 20 to 24.
What exactly was “cut” in the UP proposed budget for 2022?
The deadline of submission of entries for the Sandigan, Sandalan’s Search for UP Student Mental Health Advocacy Projects has been extended to September 5, 2021.
UP students need a break! As a change of pace from the stress of remote learning, UP launched the “Isko, Iska, Break Muna Tayo: Midyear Competitions and Workshops for UP Students”—for UP students, by UP students.
