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‘When bamboo sings of freedom’
Freedom took on the warm, resonant sound of bamboo as the FEU Bamboo Band presented "MALAYA: Songs of Freedom" last Sept. 26 at the FEU Manila Auditorium. Beginning at 7:26 p.m., the annual concert brought student musicians and guest artists together for an hour of music celebrating Filipino resilience and the hope of a more peaceful world. Presented by the University through the FEU Center for the Arts (FCA), "MALAYA” linked its celebration of freedom with Fortitude, Excel
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University commits to drug-free workplace
The FEU Human Resource Division organized a seminar focused on maintaining a drug-free workplace, reinforcing its commitment to employee health, institutional safety, and full compliance with national regulatory standards. Organized to align with Republic Act 9165 (Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002), the seminar gathered non-teaching employees to discuss the legal, structural, and health aspects of drug prevention in the workplace. Carlos Fedelino Valencia, Jr., VP fo
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FEU Contributes Policy Recommendations to Manila's Proposed Mental Health Ordinance
Far Eastern University (FEU) presented concrete policy recommendations to strengthen Manila's proposed Mental Health Ordinance, including the establishment of barangay-level psychosocial support hubs to bring mental health services closer to communities and reduce reliance on city hospitals. FEU's recommendations were presented during a hearing of the Manila City Council's Committee on Laws on October 1, 2026, at the Manila City Hall Session Hall. The hearing reviewed Draft O
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When art gives grief a place to be seen
Some visitors stood silently in front of the artworks. Others wiped away tears. Inside the Far Eastern University (FEU) Institute of Architecture and Fine Arts (IARFA) Exhibit Hall, Of Angels & Julia was already becoming more than an exhibition. Visitors moved from one artwork to another, pausing to read Julia Buencamino’s poems and the stories behind the pieces. Some were visibly moved as they took in the work. There was no speaker addressing the room anymore. No program was
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Learning, unlearning, relearning for the world of work
The transition from the classroom to the workplace does not happen all at once. For some Far Eastern University students, it begins before their first day as an intern—by learning what employers expect, hearing directly from professionals, and understanding the skills they will need once they step into an unfamiliar environment. That is the space the Industry Internship and Instruction Office (I2) hopes to address through Learning Integration for Internship in Navigating Key
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FEU students turn ideas, experiences into social innovation
Three Far Eastern University students brought the Tamaraw spirit of leadership and innovation to the Humanitarian Design and Social Enterprise (HDSE) Leadership Intensive, where they worked with others from different disciplines to develop practical solutions to real-world challenges. Ronald Gabriel Teng, BS Biology Student Among them was Ronald Gabriel Teng, a BS Biology student under the Microbiology Track, whose personal experience became an opportunity to develop a solut
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FEU marks 20 years of Servathon participation as Hands On Manila turns 25
Far Eastern University (FEU) marked 20 years of participation in Hands On Manila’s Servathon as the organization celebrated its 25th anniversary. Over the years, administrators, academic managers, faculty, employees, students, alumni, NSTP facilitators, and other members of the university community have taken part in HOM volunteer initiatives. At Servathon 2026 on September 26 at Le Pavillon in Pasay City, 30 FEU volunteers joined this year’s #KainSiglaPilipinas activity. The
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Gender and development, according to Ameerah D. Milano
Ameerah D. Milano, Coordinator of Gender and Development Office Ameerah D. Milano started working on gender and development (GAD) at Far Eastern University (FEU) two years after the COVID-19 pandemic. Earlier, she had joined the roster of faculty in the Department of Language and Literature of the Institute of Arts and Sciences. “A coordinator’s advocacy of GAD must be clear. Indicators and outputs should be transparent,” she said in a mix of English and Filipino. "Before,"
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Marine conservation at Coastal Cleanup
Demonstrating its steadfast commitment to environmental stewardship and community involvement, Far Eastern University (FEU) joined thousands of advocates at SM by the BAY for the International Coastal Cleanup last Sept. 19. Responding to the event’s call to action, #SeaTheChange, 53 Tamaraw volunteers gathered along the shores of Manila Bay. The FEU delegation brought together administrators, faculty members, non-teaching personnel, external National Service Training Progra
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A tribute to sports, arts legacy
Far Eastern University honored the life and legacy of Alfredo Reyes, a pioneering figure in FEU athletics and the performing arts, through a centennial celebration. A century after his birth, Reyes’s legacy continues through the athletes and artists he championed and the generations of Tamaraws inspired to pursue excellence on the field, on the court, and on the stage. Reyes recruited around 100 dancers from the FEU’s Physical Education Department and enlisted Corazon Iñigo a
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