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Tikas out, stunna in: Lasallian geng gengs hustle through discrimination
They strove their way through hate, ridicule, and classism. Now, DLSU’s young stunnas finally tell their own story.
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The united knot: Breakup so bad it legalized divorce
Following SaBong’s 2024 split, divorce had no choice to be legalized. However, that never stopped them from exposing their deepest, darkest secrets.
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Controversial 4.4-percent tuition bump to finance school livery
Tuition hikes fund DLSU’s Uniqlo uniforms as a plan to reinstate a dress code, ensuring all Lasallians dress in neutral-toned unity.
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DLSU institutionalizes IdeRunkmaxxing
DLSU mandates backlinks, TikToks, and Wikipedia spam in a bold bid to finally beat the University of the Philippines in IdeRunk.
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From pizza delivery to political loyalty? A senator’s act of service sparks political love team rumors anew
A pizza delivery symbolizing undying devotion—Sen. Sol’s viral act of loyalty to Dutart fuels ‘SolMate’ love team rumors once again.
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How do I make this about myself?
Defying Manila heat in a quarter-zip and a canvas tote in tow, they clutch a matcha latte in one hand and feminist literature on the other with practiced ease. “Ako lang ba ‘yung esoteric indie…
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Tikas out, stunna in: Lasallian geng gengs hustle through discrimination
They strove their way through hate, ridicule, and classism. Now, DLSU’s young stunnas finally tell their own story.
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How many ‘Sobrang Latina’ remarks are you from getting recolonized?
With the “sobrang Latina” expression in, “chinita” is nowhere to be found—much like our connection to our colonial roots.
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So init naman in Taft! Lasallians air(con) out their summer woes
Everyone should just take a chill pill, honestly. That’s how we feel lang at least, kasi everyone’s becoming sobrang OA na these days!
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Spike-spike sa langit: Luis Pablo trades in the hardwood for the Taraflex
Luis Pablo’s bold transition proves that even elite athletes aren’t immune to starting over.
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Dabao Legacy: The courtside queen extends reign until UAAP S100
Patrice Dabao establishes her extremely long future as the UAAP correspondent for DLSU.
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F1: Zooming in high speed around the streets of Manila
With its popularity rapidly rising, Formula One looks to delve into the Philippine market with a soon-to-be messy race along EDSA.
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DLSU’s Chinito Walkers unveils plans to host the first-ever Lasallian Walkathon
The famed TikTok trio organizes a highly anticipated walking competition with fun challenges, tae counters, and prizes along the way.
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Can’t put your phone down? Hear from a researcher on how to beat social media addiction
Social media addiction fuels procrastination and unrealistic expectations, so an esteemed researcher offers a creative guide to break the cycle.
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Plop down and lock in with DLSU’s newly revamped beanbags
Revamped beanbags at Goks features enhanced comfort, mood-sensing colors, and cleaner amenities for a more focused and pleasant-smelling study time.
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Stuck waiting at Br. Andrew? DLSU suggests better queuing system, not more elevators
Take a magical ride to the new queuing system and an incentivized stair climbing program to ease the burden of long elevator lines at Br. Andrew.
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Sub-zero temperatures at Henry Sy Sr. Hall causes hypothermia epidemic and student exodus
To shield Lasallians from the heat, DLSU casts a freezing spell in the Learning Commons. Even with the coolness, studying seems to be in a freeze too.
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The messed-up things I learned after staying in DLSU for four years
It is extremely hard to cope with what life throws at you. It does not help when your place of learning does not help at all.
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To my glorious king, rex splode
My profound love for Rex Splode from Invincible knows no boundaries; I even have his face on my bed sheets and pillow covers.
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Poking is not just a hobby, it’s a lifestyle
As Facebook poking returns, efforts must be made to solidify its presence and impart its essence to society—ensuring that it endures this time around.
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My concert addiction
Nothing beats the crowd and hype of K-pop concerts. With a lightstick in hand, memorizing the fan chants and seeing the idols brings the experience to a whole new level.