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IN PHOTOS: With the theme “From Cells to Systems: Medical Biology Pioneering Discovery at the Frontiers of Life,” the 3r...
15/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: With the theme “From Cells to Systems: Medical Biology Pioneering Discovery at the Frontiers of Life,” the 3rd Medical Biology Pinning Ceremony for Batch 2027 was held on 7 May 2026 at the Prince Bernhard Gym.

The event gathered faculty members, parents, and Medical Biology interns in a celebration of academic excellence, dedication, and the beginning of the students’ professional journey in the field.

One of the highlights of the program was the pinning proper led by Gloria Meryl T. Kingat, PhD and the Biology Department faculty, symbolizing the students’ commitment to the profession and their readiness to take on greater responsibilities in the field.

Messages from interns, parents, and student leaders added heartfelt moments to the ceremony, reflecting gratitude, perseverance, and hope for the future.

As the event concluded with the Biologists’ Pledge and Candle Lighting Ceremony to celebrate their learning and passion, the pinning ceremony served as a meaningful reminder of the students’ hard work and their shared mission to contribute to the advancement of science, healthcare, and life research.

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by Elijah Almoite
photos by Marcus Augustus Layugan

NOW: As part of the Third Medical Biology Pinning Ceremony, 3rd year Bachelor of Science in Medical Biology (BS-MedBiol)...
07/05/2026

NOW: As part of the Third Medical Biology Pinning Ceremony, 3rd year Bachelor of Science in Medical Biology (BS-MedBiol) students take part in a Eucharistic Celebration at the Prince Bernhard Gym, May 7.

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photos by Marcus Augustus Layugan

IN PHOTOS: The 2026 Arts Festival continued captivating audiences at the recent Music Festival which featured some of th...
07/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: The 2026 Arts Festival continued captivating audiences at the recent Music Festival which featured some of the best musical performances at the Fr. Joseph Van den Daelen CICM – Center for Culture and the Arts (JVD–CCA) Theater, April 30.

As one of the anticipated activities in the SLU Arts Festival 2026, the School of Nursing, Allied Health, and Biological Sciences (SONAHBS) demonstrated their proficiency in music as they placed 2nd runner-up in the All Male Choir section among the participating groups.

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by Jian Villanueva
photos by Marcus Augustus Layugan Austin Diamond Galvez

IN PHOTOS: The Fr. Joseph Van den Daelen CICM – Center for Culture and the Arts (JVD–CCA) Theater came alive on the seco...
07/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: The Fr. Joseph Van den Daelen CICM – Center for Culture and the Arts (JVD–CCA) Theater came alive on the second day of the 2026 Arts Festival as it featured a vibrant drama festival under the categories of one-act play and tula-dula, April 28.

Among the participants, the School of Nursing, Allied Health, and Biological Sciences (SONAHBS) representatives showcased strong performances that reflected dedication and artistry.

The group’s entries, directed by Joe Beth Mhyr Soriano, were praised for their thoughtful ex*****on and expressive storytelling, earning appreciation from both judges and viewers.

The drama festival stood as a testament to the students’ passion for the performing arts as they delivered compelling and emotionally charged pieces, captivating the audience with their creativity and stage presence, making Day 2 a memorable highlight of the celebration.

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by Elijah Almoite
photos by Gwynneth Xena

IN PHOTOS: Theatri Sonata Artium (TSA) delivered powerful and expressive performances during the Dance Fest at the Bisho...
07/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: Theatri Sonata Artium (TSA) delivered powerful and expressive performances during the Dance Fest at the Bishop Carlito Cenzon Sports Center and Fr. Joseph Van den Daelen CICM – Center for Culture and the Arts (JVD–CCA) Theater, capping off Day 1 of the 2026 Arts Festival with standout results across categories, April 27.

TSA earned 2nd Place in Dance Sports: Latin Category through the strong duo of Caesar B. Cuevas Jr. and Julianne B. Ramos, and secured 3rd Place in Street Dance, Contemporary Dance, and Folk Dance, showing their versatility across different styles.

From the strong coordination and connection in the Latin performance, their high-energy tribute to Filipino athletes in Street Dance, their imaginative portrayal of Biringan as inspired by Filipino folklore in Contemporary Dance, and their celebratory take on Lanceros de Tayabas in Folk Dance, each piece carried both talent and cultural storytelling.

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by Sophia Hannah Galiom
photos by Marcus Augustus Layugan and Austin Diamond Galvez

Human emotions manifested through words hold value beyond comprehension. They are pieces we hold on to once placed throu...
03/05/2026

Human emotions manifested through words hold value beyond comprehension. They are pieces we hold on to once placed through ink and paper – pieces that are bound through art and photographs.

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Every May 3, the world marks World Press Freedom Day not only to recognize journalism but also to reflect on how we cons...
03/05/2026

Every May 3, the world marks World Press Freedom Day not only to recognize journalism but also to reflect on how we consume, share, and protect information in a time when everything moves fast and spreads faster.

Established in 1993 by the United Nations General Assembly and rooted in the Declaration of Windhoek, this day reminds us that a free press is essential to any society that values truth, accountability, and informed decision-making.

But today, press freedom exists in a different landscape. We are no longer just readers﹣we are participants. With one post, one share, or one comment, information can travel across communities in seconds. That reach is powerful, but it also comes with responsibility. The rise of misinformation and disinformation challenges not only journalists but all of us who engage in the digital space.

Led by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), this year’s theme, “Shaping a Future at Peace: Promoting Press Freedom for Human Rights,” highlights how journalism plays a role beyond reporting; it helps shape conversations, bridge perspectives, and build understanding in an increasingly complex world. At its core, this day is not only about the press, but about the people. It is about those who continue to report integrity despite risks, and those who seek truth rather than settle for convenience.

In our world full of voices, may we learn not just to speak, but to discern, to verify, and to value information that informs rather than misleads. It is not enough just to be passive observers of the press, because protecting press freedom begets safeguarding what we choose to believe in tomorrow.

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by Kirk Stephen Mangila
layout by Aliyah Noveras

In the spirit of expertise beyond the academe, Daily Dose proudly congratulates its staffers for their exemplary perform...
02/05/2026

In the spirit of expertise beyond the academe, Daily Dose proudly congratulates its staffers for their exemplary performance at the 2nd Interschool Press Conference held at the Saint Louis University, Navy Base Campus last April 30.

With multiple recognitions under their belt, these staffers serve as testaments of grit and skill.

May you take these qualities with you in your continued pursuit of excellence outside the academe.

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Every 1st of May, the Philippines observes Labor Day to recognize the countless Filipino workers whose efforts quietly s...
01/05/2026

Every 1st of May, the Philippines observes Labor Day to recognize the countless Filipino workers whose efforts quietly shape everyday life. Behind every classroom, hospital, office, market, and street are individuals who continue to show dedication to their work, often balancing long hours, responsibilities, and personal sacrifices in order to provide for their families and communities.

More than a national holiday, Labor Day is a reminder that progress is built through persistence, service, and collective effort. It highlights the importance of valuing all forms of work—whether seen or unnoticed—and acknowledging the people whose commitment keeps society moving even in challenging times.
As we celebrate this day, may we continue to foster appreciation, respect, and gratitude for every Filipino worker. In every task completed and every effort given, they carry a quiet strength that reflects the resilience and heart of the nation.

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by Lannah Marielle Caragay
layout by Rhianna Lavern Mendoza

NOW: To highlight and strengthen the journalistic skills of Saint Louis University's (SLU) student publications, the 2nd...
30/04/2026

NOW: To highlight and strengthen the journalistic skills of Saint Louis University's (SLU) student publications, the 2nd Inter-School Publication Press Conference (ISPC) commences at the SLU Navy Base Campus today, April 30.

Spearheaded by SLU's official student publication, White and Blue, the ISPC aims to fosters camaderie among Louisian journalists as defenders of truth and vanguards of democracy.

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NOW: The Department of Nursing from the School of Nursing, Allied Health, and Biological Sciences (SONAHBS) attend the 2...
30/04/2026

NOW: The Department of Nursing from the School of Nursing, Allied Health, and Biological Sciences (SONAHBS) attend the 25th Regional Nursing Research Congress (RNRC) at the Venus Parkview Hotel, Baguio City, today, April 30.

With the theme, "The Nursing Ecosystem: Bridging Practice, Academe, Policy, and Research," the RNRC is conducted to gather various research studies towards the formation of collective knowledge, policy, and clinical practice guidelines.

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