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12/12/2025

JUST IN | A chemical spill occurred in the Life and Sciences Building (LSB) all towards Tindahaneta today, December 12, 2025.

Allegedly, a student accidentally spilled formaldehyde starting from the catwalk near the elevator up to Tindahaneta. A trail was left all the way to the Veterinary Medicine Building as well.

A barricade was placed on the stairs beside Tindahaneta as the spill was worse in the area. It was also reported by the VMES that the smell reached the cafeteria.

Everyone is advised to wear face masks when passing by the building as a safety precaution. Those with respiratory issues are encouraged to avoid the areas as much as possible.

Keep safe, Lasallians!

Caption by: Lu Dijamco
Captured by: Wenna Wayne Rueda

09/12/2025

JUST IN | De La Salle Araneta University (DLSAU) announces the full implementation of on-site modality for all classes and work operations on Wednesday, December 10, 2025.

In accordance with the previous advisory regarding the on-going transport strike, Tertiary Education Department (TED) classes and work operations will continue with its current on-site setup, and the Integrated School (IS) will shift its classes from online to on-site modality as well.

Lasallians are firmly advised to plan their commute correspondingly, prioritize road safety, and remain vigilant to any local authority announcements.

Moreover, students are also encouraged to regularly check university communication channels for day-to-day updates or necessary guidance.

Stay safe and be alert, Lasallians!

Caption by: K.Z. Soliman

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08/12/2025

JUST IN | De La Salle Araneta University (DLSAU) will shift its class modality on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, in line with the scheduled three-day transportation strike led by Manibela.

Classes in the Integrated School (IS) will shift to an online modality, while Tertiary Education (TED) will proceed with regular onsite classes. Meanwhile, work operations at the university will remain onsite.

TED Lasallians and personnel are advised to make necessary travel adjustments in anticipation of the transport strike.

The university stresses that this announcement applies only to December 9, as advisories for December 10 to 11 have yet to be issued. Lasallians are urged to monitor the official page for updates.

Caption by: Mitzi Danilee Quiambao

08/12/2025

Every 8th of December each year, we celebrate the Feast of Immaculate Conception of Mary. Her role as a woman and a mother did not end with the conception of Jesus Christ; she continued to nurture Him throughout His life, even until His crucifixion.

Our Mother truly served as she was chosen to be the pure vessel for the Savior. May her grace guide us, her love protect us, and her faith inspire us to live with holiness and devotion.

Happy Feast of Immaculate Conception, Lasallians!

Caption by: Vincent Dagatan
Layout by: Nadeen Oraif

05/12/2025

𝗗𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘄𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗮 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗱 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝘀𝗲 𝗽𝗮𝗴𝗲𝘀?

TINIG is currently encouraging students to get this chance to have their masterpieces be featured in our literary folio, 𝐁𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐚𝐠 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐝: 𝐋𝐢𝐰𝐥𝐢𝐰𝐚, by turning in submissions.

Consider this a call for every student who has a story to tell. Be it in form of poems, short stories, or creative non-fictions; we shall give you the pen for once and let your ink bleed in our paper.

Be one of the many stories drifting in these precious pages.

Please be guided by the following guidelines:
- Entries must be written in English only.
- Each contributor may submit up to five (5) works in total.
- Original works only. Collaborative pieces are allowed if properly credited.
- FOR PROSE FICTION: Work must not exceed 1,000 words.
- FOR CREATIVE NONFICTION: Maximum no. of words is 400.
- Deadline is only up until January 4, 2026.

Send your entries here:
https://forms.gle/R8R1pmAKMyNJkeE4A

Caption by: Wenna Wayne Rueda
Layout by: Lu Dijamco & Juliana Erin Flores

05/12/2025

"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.” - William Butler Yeats

Every day, our educators prove that learning is not simply about performing for results, but seeing love within it. Through their unwavering dedication, we were able to make our dreams tangible and create a lasting greatness for ourselves.

We Malabonians dedicate this day to our beloved educators who made a difference to each student's life. Let’s all remember to greet them with gratitude and love.

Happy Malabon Teacher’s Day!

Caption by: Hernani Antao
Layout by: Nadeen Oraif

02/12/2025

ICYMI | The Mr. and Ms. College of Arts Sciences, and Technology (CAST) Coronation Night was held last Wednesday, November 26, 2025 at the Institutional Activity Center with the theme: "Uniting Myriad of Advocacy into One Crown."

The event kicked off with the opening remarks from the CAST College Dean, Dr. Marilyn Rubrica, followed the introduction of the judges, and an opening performance of the La Salle Araneta Dance Artists (LADA).

Miguel Louie Budomo from BS Computer Engineering, and Jeshelei Mitch Begino from AB Psychology were crowned Mr. and Ms. CAST 2025.

During the night, a confusion occured with the announcement of winners. After the initial announcement, one of the tabulators noticed a discrepancy in the results, heading straight to the hosts and instructed them to change the announcement right away.

Later that evening, the CAST College Student Council released another statement in their page, clarifying that the initial announcement was the correct one. They also apologized for the confusion and inconvenience the mix-up had caused not only to the candidates but also to the audience.

Samantha Kristina Sese and Vince Antonio Castro, also from AB Psychology, respectively earned the 1st runner up title. Huan Francisco Marzan representing Computer Science, together with Rehana Binti Mohd Rashid from BS Computer Engineering bagged the 2nd runner up title. Meanwhile, Hernani Antao, representing Psychology and Iris Caryl Chua, representing Computer Science attained the 3rd runner up title.

Other awards were also given to the candidates, Vince Castro and Rehana Rashid as Mr. and Ms. Congeniality, Miguel Budomo and Jeshelei Begino as Mr. and Ms. Best in Talent as well as Mr. and Ms. Photogenic, Huan Francisco Marzan and Rehana Rashid as Mr. and Ms. Charity 2025.

Meanwhile, Miguel Budomo and Samantha Sese were hailed Mr. and Ms. Ecoprogram, Vince Castro and Jeshelei Begino for Mr. and Ms. Advocacy, Miguel Budomo and Samantha Sese as Mr. and Ms. Best in Production Number, and lastly, Vince Castro and Samantha Sese as Mr. and Ms. Best in Evening Gown.

Even though the evening faced unforseen circumstamces during the coronation of Mr. CAST 2025, the night still ended on a fullfiling note for everyone. With this year’s winners leading the way, CAST proudly steps forward into another year of shared advocacies and achievements.

Caption by: Charlize Nicole Domingo
Captured by: Juliana Erin Flores, Rosa Marie Nicole Brutas, & Wenna Rueda

02/12/2025

LOOK | A sweeter and brighter Luminare 2025 commenced at the Golden Pavilion, December 1, 2025

The yearly winter celebration began with Lasallian students’ lively performances, featuring the singing numbers of Trizha Zain and Cyrach Aguila, students of the College of Business Management and Accountancy, Melus, a student band, DLSAU Serenata Chorale, a dance performance of La Salle Araneta Dance Artists (LADA), and the most awaited Christmas tree lighting show.

The Golden Pavilion, catwalk, and its surroundings were adorned with Christmas decorations, further enlivened by the night’s Christmas sing-along and the smiles it brought to every attendee of the event.

The University Student Council (USC) hosted a special easter egg hunt, where special prizes awaited individuals who might have encountered these eggs around the Golden Pavilion.

It was followed up by the Luminence: The Finale to Luminare, which paved the way for Lasallians to showcase their passion for cosplay, living as the spirit of their chosen characters during this season of love and joy. The winners of this competition were as follows:

Champion - Cos Gasudon
1st Runner Up - Eight Louise Dantes
2nd Runner Up - Wenna Wayne Rueda
3rd Runner Up - Lyanne Reina Ignacio

The event concluded with a sharing session hosted by the University Student Council and third-year Marketing students, allowing the students to speak on the stage and vibe with the show.

Caption by: Hernani Antao
Captured by: Dennise Bagalanon & Jean De Jesus

30/11/2025

LOOK | Cries for justice and accountability floods the Luneta Park, United Nations, Manila, as "Baha sa Luneta 2.0" takes place, earlier today, November 30, 2025.

This was done in the massive demand for the actual prosecution of the corrupt and a testament to Bonifacio's legacy and unbridled passion for a democratic, truthful, just, and free country.

The protest was coordinated by the multi-sectoral formation, BAYAN (Bagong Alyansang Makabayan), with the Manila Local Government Unit (LGU) and Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA). Although coordinated, altercations occured earlier, allegedly by the Philippine National Police (PNP), which halted the protest program from starting at its scheduled time of 9:00 AM.

As various mass organizations, activists, students, and the like, stood in the scorching heat, collective effort to show solidarity for the marginalized reigned through, calling for the dismantling of the systemic corruption in the government to make way for the proper treatment of our communities; the farmers, the educators, the children, the lgbtq+ community, the indigenous filipino people, and so much more.

Impeachment of President B**g B**g Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte were part of the pleas of the people, urging that they are not exempt from the flood control corruption that is currently relevant; Rather, they play a far deeper role. Especially on the 600 million confidential funds of Sara Duterte, for the Office of the Vice President (OVP) and Department of Education (DepEd), which still remains without a criminal case filed up until this year.

It is clear that all of this attention, that has garnered the will and the passion of the people to gather once more, emphasizes that the corruption brought to light by the flood control projects is only the beginning of the root cause of our country's poverty. There is still more corruption to abolish within the Philippine government, and it is with collective movements like this, we continue to urge those in power to listen to the people.

As shouted by the people of the protest today, "Kilusang Bayan, Kontra Korakot!"

References:
https://www.facebook.com/100067862987085/posts/1188812296724192/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v https://www.rappler.com/philippines/house-lawmakers-recommend-criminal-administrative-cases-sara-duterte-confidential-funds/

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Caption by: Rhoswen Shaine Santos
Layout by: Lu Dijamco
Captured by: Rosa Marie Nicole Brutas & Dennise Bagalanon

30/11/2025

LOOK | Candidates from the College of Veterinary Medicine and Agricultural Sciences (CVMAS) performed with elegance at the “Kariktan: Mr. and Ms. CVMAS 2025” Coronation Night, held at the Institutional Activity Center (IAC) from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, last November 28, 2025.

Delivering crown-worthy performances, John Francis Javier and Joselle Alyssa Martinez reigned as the Mr. and Ms. CVMAS 2025.

Representing the Rodeo Club, Javier also won the special award for Best in Filipino Worker Attire, in which he showcased the Philippine national animal, Carabao. Meanwhile, Martinez, an independent candidate, bagged the Ms. Congeniality, Ms. Photogenic, Best in Introduction, Best in Festival Attire, and Best in Formal Wear special awards.

Danny Josiah Superio of the Venerable Knight Veterinarians Fraternity (VKV) and independent candidate, Joyce Anne Desca claimed the first runner-up titles. Superio also earned the special awards for Mr. Congeniality and Best in Talent.

Securing the second runner-up titles are Frank Benedict Flores from Society for the Advancement of Veterinary Education and Research (SAVER) and Jennyfer Joelle Labrador from Rodeo Club. Flores also received the special awards for Mr. Photogenic, Best in Introduction, Best in Festival Attire, and Best in Formal Wear. On the other hand, Labrador won Best in Filipino Worker attire, wherein she embodied a tricycle driver.

Moreover, Patrick Jacob Cerezo from Philippine Association of Food Technologists (PAFT)-GAMMA Chapter and independent candidate, Shekinah Marian Kanwal won as the third-runner up.

The event opened with remarks from Dr. Querobin Dycoco, Program Chair of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program, followed by an opening production featuring the candidates in their festival-themed wear and the La Salle Araneta Dance Artists (LADA). The candidates also went on two other ramp walks showcasing their Filipino Workers-themed wear and Formal Attire.

In addition, intermissions from LADA, Stroberi Jam, Geexee Jeo Cabal, Route 69, and Tofuu Fighters filled the night with dance and song numbers. The closing remarks were delivered by the CVMAS Chairperson, Ms. Brittany Deomano, thanking everyone who partook in the event.

The first runner-up titleholders and the Mr. and Ms. CVMAS 2025 crown bearers will represent the college as its candidates in the Mr. and Ms. DLSAU competition in January 2026.

Caption by: Mitzi Danilee Quiambao
Captured by: Rosa Marie Nicole Brutas & Dennise Bagalanon

30/11/2025

LOOK | The annual team building event of the 2nd year Psychology students of Blocks 2A and 2B was successfuly held last saturday, November 29, 2025, at the Institutional Activity Center (IAC), with the theme: "Mysteria Unita: A Fusion of Mind, Mystery, and Magic", as part of their Group Dynamics course requirement.

Before the event began, participants were grouped according to the 4 Hogwarts houses from the famous Harry Potter series which are Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Slytherin, and Ravenclaw, forming 4 competing teams. Exciting activities were prepared by the students of PSYCH 2B. Different game stations around the campus were set up where specific activities were played by the participants that challenged their teamwork.

Group harmony and laughter was seen among the teams and participants. In the afternoon, the students of PSYCH 2A also facilitated games that challenged the physical aspect of the participants, including their agility, speed, and strength.

At the end of the activities, the house of Hufflepuff was awarded as the overall champion, with Slytherin in 2nd place, Ravenclaw in 3rd place, and Gryffindor in 4th place.

The event concluded with closing remarks from Ms. Hazel Mae Arpia, RPsy, RPm, MPsy, the program chairperson of the Psychology Department, together with Zyrelle Anne Del Castillo from PSYCH 2A and Lois Angeline Mancanes from PSYCH 2B, the overall heads of the team building, where they expressed their gratitude to everyone who attended and made their event possible.

This day didn't only serve as an opportunity for the Psychmates to bond and get to know each and everyone, but also an experience with memories that'll surely be kept for a lifetime.

Caption by: Charlize Nicole Domingo
Captured by: Hazel Babiera

28/11/2025

ICYMI | Candidates from the College of Veterinary Medicine and Agricultural Sciences (CVMAS) showcased their skills in “Kariktan: Mr. and Ms. CVMAS Talent Portion”, held at the Performing Arts Hall last November 26, 2025.

In line with the coronation night, the CVMAS candidates filled the stage with creativity, presenting a variety of performances including dance and song numbers. However, due to the limited space in the venue, the CVMAS College Student Council (CSC) along with the Lasallian Youth Volunteers (LYV) live streamed the event on their official page.

In addition, the event was opened with remarks from the CVMAS Chairperson, Ms. Brittany Deomano. The judges were one of the major sponsors for the event, Ms. Chel Tamayo, and the Mr. and Ms. CVMAS 2024 titleholders, Marc Theo Cai and Rocio Isabel Espiritu.

The awarding for Best in Talent will take place during the Mr. and Ms. CVMAS coronation tonight, November 28, 2025. Be there to cheer for your favorite candidates at the coronation night, Lasallians!

Caption by: Mitzi Danilee Quiambao
Captured by: Juliana Erin Flores

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