A documentary feature on transwoman Stella Salle took home two major awards from the UP Pride Film Festival: Cine LagabLove last Oct. 20 at the UP Film Institute Cine Adarna . “NOMO KWEEN: The Last Woman Standing” bagged the Best Director prize for Far Eastern University (FEU) student LA Oraza and Best Editing for Gcay Reyes. The docu shows a complex and unfiltered look into the life of Salle, known for her “late-night doomscrolling sessions—half-drunk, full of attitude, and

Ericson Batan, an Institute of Health Sciences and Nursing faculty member, placed first among other paper presenters in the International University of Malaya Medical Centre (UMMC) Nursing and Healthcare Conference.    Batan’s presentation on “Family Engagement Practices of Nurses in the Philippines ICUs: A Cros-sectional Study” bested five others from Malaysia, Sabah, and Timor-Leste.    The UMMC conference last Oct. 3 and 4 brought together over 300 healthcare professionals

Malou Mangahas, co-convenor of the Right to Know, Right Now Coalition delivers her talk on the importance of monitoring and fact-finding in ensuring accountability. Media Center   A university is only as good as its contribution to the community it serves. Beyond being a bastion of knowledge and a space that fosters critical thinking, it must also enable the tangible development of its people, and by extension, that of the nation.  At Far Eastern University (FEU), this belief

The Far Eastern University (FEU) recently held its Annual Stockholders’ Meeting, highlighting progress in academic excellence, student experience, and institutional development. In his report, FEU president Juan Miguel R. Montinola emphasized the university’s reframed Vision and Mission, centered on inclusivity and equitable opportunities. He underscored FEU’s commitment to continual improvement through third-party assessments and accreditations, ensuring the quality and rele

Far Eastern University (FEU) reaffirmed its commitment to advancing instructional excellence through its Course Refresher on Assessing and Facilitating Teaching-Learning, at the FEUture Center as part of the In-Service Training for Faculty last Oct. 24. The one-day event gathered educators from various institutes in a dynamic professional development session designed to strengthen their pedagogical skills and promote learner-centered teaching practices. The morning session fo

Faculty-researchers from Far Eastern University’s Department of Communication (DepComm) of the Institute of Arts and Sciences presented their recent studies in “Comm Talk: Research Brown Bag” last Oct. 21 at Arts Building Room 208. The event carried the theme, “Digital Narratives of Influence and Resistance: Filipino Experiences in Faith, Crisis, and Protest.” Dr. Augustus Caesar Latosa and Joseph Ryann Jalagat opened the session with “A Culture-Centered Reading of Collective

Far Eastern University (FEU), through its Career Development and Placement Office (CD&PO), again strengthened its commitment to student career readiness through the FEU Industry Real-World and Simulated Tour (F.I.R.S.T.), last Oct. 2, in partnership with Filinvest Development Corporation (FDC). The tour immersed FEU students in real-world corporate environments, allowing them to bridge academic learning with industry application. Participants from the Institute of Accounts, B

Two of Far Eastern University's gates, 3 and 4, are on Nicanor Reyes Street in Sampaloc, Manila. Media Center Nicanor Reyes Street, named after the founder of Far Eastern University (FEU), has been declared a “School Zone” by the City of Manila. “This is a [significant milestone] in our continuous and untiring pursuit of improving the safety and security [at] FEU, specifically Nicanor Reyes Street,” said Edward R. Kilakiga, the university’s vice president for Facilities and T