Universities today face an increasingly complex leadership environment. Artificial intelligence is reshaping professions, labor markets are evolving faster than curricula, and institutions must balance academic mission with financial sustainability and organizational agility.  In this context, leadership development alone is rarely enough. What matters more is whether leadership capability develops across the system—enabling leaders to collaborate, adapt, and respond collecti

“Hospitality Horizons” returned for the second semester last Feb. 12 with a session on “Integrating Organic Ingredients in Filipino Kitchens,” highlighting the importance of locally sourced organic products in promoting sustainability and preserving authentic Filipino flavors. The event brought together students from the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM) to explore how locally sourced organic ingredients can shape the future of Filipino cuisine. The event gathe

The Far Eastern University-Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management (ITHM) conducted “Brave Fronts: Breaking Barriers through Inclusive and Diverse Scholastic Tourism and Hospitality Research” symposium last Feb. 13 at the ENB Mini Auditorium.   This research symposium gathered students and faculty members to highlight the importance of advancing the tourism and hospitality industry.  Organized by the MICE Class through Tuklas Events Co., it aimed to promote inclusive

A Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED) major in Mathematics student from Far Eastern University (FEU), Janelle B. Vergara, completed her participation in the SEA-Teacher Project Batch 11 hosted by Chiang Rai Rajabhat University (CRRU) in Thailand.    The international exchange program, which promotes academic collaboration and cross-cultural engagement among future educators across Southeast Asia, formally concluded last November.    Through the SEA-Teacher Project, pre-se

Far Eastern University marked a defining cultural moment with the unveiling of the bust of National Artist for Literature Dr. Alejandro R. Roces, former Dean of the Institute of Arts, and Sciences. More than a tribute, the ceremony affirms the University’s commitment to sustain cultural memory as a lived and shared experience within the University and beyond.  The bust now stands as a permanent cultural marker within the Arts Building, made possible through the National Commi

Far Eastern University issued formal communications on March 5 to employees and on March 6 to students, led by President Juan Miguel Montinola, to reinforce responsible energy use across the FEU Group of Schools. The issuances form part of the University’s ongoing sustainability efforts. The focus is on consistent, mindful use of energy in both academic and administrative spaces. This supports operational efficiency and aligns with broader environmental considerations affecti

Far Eastern University has been recognized by the Environmental Management Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources through the Gawad Kabalikat sa Kapaligiran, honoring partners that support environmental sustainability initiatives in the country.   The recognition highlights FEU’s active collaboration with the Environment Management Bureau in environmental protection and awareness programs involving students, faculty, and partner communities. From left:

In celebration of Far Eastern University’s 98th Founding Anniversary, the FEU Center for the Arts (FCA) staged the historic Filipino sarswela  (or zarzuela) "Walang Sugat" last Feb. 4 at the FEU Auditorium, drawing students, alumni, faculty, and guests into an evening of music, heritage, and powerful storytelling. Originally written by Severino Reyes with music by Fulgencio Tolentino, "Walang Sugat" is a more than century-old sarswela —"a traditional Philippine musical theate

The FEU Manila community gathered last Feb. 10 at Interactive Room 207A of the Admissions Building for “TAM Signs: Building Inclusive Conversations through Sign Language,” an interactive workshop aimed at introducing the basics of Filipino Sign Language (FSL) and fostering a more inclusive campus environment.  Held in two sessions from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., the workshop equipped students with foundational skills in FSL, including the alphabet, numbe

Conducted as one of the Institute of Health Sciences and Nursing (IHSN)’s main events for its 70th anniversary, the Dean Felicidad Elegado Conference gathered educators, researchers, and practitioners for a half-day program themed “Reimagining Primary Health Care: Innovations, Integration, and Nursing Excellence.”  The keynote address was delivered by Dr.  Fely Marilyn Lorenzo, former professor at University of the Philippines-Manila and former Project Director of USAIDHRH203