PamantasanNew set of PLM SSC, CSC officers take oath of office

8 June 25

Written by Claire Ferrer

Photos by Janelle Ugot

Iskuwento

Muling Lumipas ang Araw ng Manggagawa

Iba’t ibang mukha ni Juan ang nakikita ko bawat araw. Si Juan na tulog, si Juan na may eyebags, si Juan na tumutulo ang pawis sa buong mukha. Araw-araw, walang kupas, iba’t ibang Juana ang nakasasalamuha ko. Si Juana na nagbubuhat ng bilao ng kakanin, si Juana na nagbabantay ng tindahan, si Juana na naglalako ng samu’t saring abubot. Sa bawat araw na lulan ako ng uugod-ugod na dyip sa gitna ng trapik sa tapat ng simbahan at ng pamilihan, ginawa kong pampalipas-oras ang pagtanong sa sarili: aling Juan o Juana kaya ang kapos sa pagsusumikap? Aling Juan o Juana kaya ang tunay na manggagawa?

1 June 25

Written by Francis Irvin Gonzales

Illustration by Jian Muyano

Pamantasan

Ang Pamantasan conducts APGA 2025

31 May 25

Caption by Roland Justin Molato

Photos by Roland Justin Molato, Ralph Solis and Jeanette Tropa

Pamantasan

PLM SCOA releases updates, amendments on ongoing audit

31 May 25

Written by Angel Crismar Joy Udtohan

Board by Eunice Anny Morales

News

Pamantasan

New set of PLM SSC, CSC officers take oath of office

Incoming Supreme Student Council and College Student Council officers formally took their oath of office in the Oath-taking and Turnover Ceremony conducted by the PLM Student Commission on Elections (COMELEC) at the Bukod Tanging Bulwagan, May 30.

8 June 25

Written by Claire Ferrer

Photos by Janelle Ugot

Pamantasan

Ang Pamantasan conducts APGA 2025

The University's official student publication conducted the Ang Pamantasan General Assembly (APGA) and Team Building Activity 2024 at the Bukod Tanging Bulwagan, May 12.

31 May 25

Caption by Roland Justin Molato

Photos by Roland Justin Molato, Ralph Solis and Jeanette Tropa

Pamantasan

PLM SCOA releases updates, amendments on ongoing audit

The PLM Student Commission on Audit (SCOA) released updates and amendments on its ongoing audit to all student councils and accredited organizations of the university, May 26.

31 May 25

Written by Angel Crismar Joy Udtohan

Board by Eunice Anny Morales

Opinion

Column

The "Cursed" Batch That Never Gets a Break

26 May 25

Written by Eunice Anny Morales

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Kolum

Trapo Fever is NOT just a Symptom; It's a Constitutional Disease

As disheartening as it is to admit in this campaign season, our country’s supply of political showmanship did not disappoint our expectations.

9 May 25

Written by Kyle Jonas Urquico

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Kolum

Pabor, Sumbatan, at Kwentahan: Sa loob ng pulitika at taumbayan

Kaakibat ng utang na loob ang pagkilala at pasasalamat sa inabot na tulong ng isang tao. Ang kawang-gawang ipinimalas ay hindi dapat ipinipilit, hindi dapat sinisingil. Ngunit sa larangan ng pulitika, ito ay nag-iiba.

8 May 25

Written by Jan Rennie Abat

Board by Miaka Byonne Cha

Features

Lathalain

Yumayabong na Tech Community: Oportunidad para sa lahat

Kasabay ng patuloy na pagsulong ng makabagong teknolohiya at ng mabilisang pagyakap ng lipunan sa mga digital na inobasyon, higit ding lumalawak ang mga oportunidad para sa mga Haribon sa loob ng Pamantasan. Sa unahan ng mga inisyatibong ito ay ang tatlong organisasyong nangunguna sa pagtataguyod ng kaalaman at kasanayan sa larangan ng teknolohiya: ang Google Developer Student Clubs PLM (GDSC PLM), Amazon Web Services Cloud Club Haribon (AWSCC – Haribon), at Microsoft Student Community PLM (MSC PLM).

17 May 25

Written by Vince Villanueva

Board by Jian Muyano

Features

They Ate, They ConQueered: A Double Shantay-Worthy Celebration!

While the shouts of “ATE!” and “MOTHERED!” now crown the daily victories of queer individuals, it cannot cover up the narrative where their struggles are mere whispers lost in the halls of power that refuse to listen. Yet, when any force attempts to ostracize their opulently colorful presence, it ultimately fails and as RuPaul aptly puts it — they must “Sashay Away.”

17 May 25

Written by Rob Carlo Elle

Board by Rinoa Angeline Dela Torre

News Feature

Behind the Tarps – Shadow Campaigns of Metro Manila

With the hum of campaign jingles and the sight of electoral tarpaulins flooding the streets, it’s clear that the 2025 elections are just around the corner. Yet, despite the official campaign period still being days away, candidates across Metro Manila are still making their presence felt. From large-scale public events to visible branding in the form of posters and giveaways, the lines between public service and political maneuvering have become increasingly blurred. As these early campaigns gain momentum, the question arises: Are they following the rules, or is there more at stake behind the scenes?

10 May 25

Written by John Nathaniel Mandap

Board by John Ivan Pasion