Heraldo Filipino

Heraldo Filipino The HERALDO FILIPINO (HF) is the official student publication of De La Salle University - Dasmariñas.

The Heraldo Filipino is the official student publication of De La Salle University – Dasmariñas. Founded in 1985, the HF is guided by the principles of responsible campus journalism, motivated by the Lasallian virtues, and called upon to serve the DLSU-D community by establishing a pronounced transformation constructive to the progress of the entire society.

Ano ba ang laman ng mga pagkain sa food square—bukod sa kanin at ulam? Tuwing tanghalian, hindi lamang pagkain ang bitbi...
10/01/2026

Ano ba ang laman ng mga pagkain sa food square—bukod sa kanin at ulam?

Tuwing tanghalian, hindi lamang pagkain ang bitbit ng mga estudyante, kundi pati na rin mga usaping bumabalot sa araw-araw na kaganapan sa loob ng kampus—mga hinaing na hindi madalas naiboboses ngunit tahimik na nararanasan.

Sa canteen kadalasang nagtatagpo ang sari-saring boses. Dito, ang mga kuwentong minsang nananatili sa pagitan ng kutsara’t tinidor ay nabibigyan ng mas malinaw na anyo at mas malawak na espasyo—upang maiparating hindi lamang bilang tsismis, kundi bilang mga isyung dapat pag-usapan.

Mula sa mga bulungan sa lamesa hanggang sa mga pinakamalalalim na diskusyon, tinitipon ang mga kuwentong ito sa .

What began as routine coverage for Dominick Guzman, a DLSU-D student, and two independent journalists from Kilusang Sety...
09/01/2026

What began as routine coverage for Dominick Guzman, a DLSU-D student, and two independent journalists from Kilusang Setyembre Bente Uno (KS21), quickly unfolded into a tense encounter on November 30 during Baha sa Luneta 2.0, when unidentified police officers approached and later detained them at the Bonifacio Day mobilization.

Read: https://www.heraldofilipino.org/oppressed/

The Academia Lasalliana Journal of Education and Humanities (ALJEH), DLSU-D’s peer-reviewed journal, has been reaccredit...
09/01/2026

The Academia Lasalliana Journal of Education and Humanities (ALJEH), DLSU-D’s peer-reviewed journal, has been reaccredited for continued inclusion in the Andrew Gonzalez Philippine Citation Index (AGPCI) until December 31, 2028, citing its sustained adherence to editorial standards and publication quality.

In a statement, the ALJEH editorial team expressed appreciation for the recommendations provided by the AGPCI, noting that these would guide further improvements in the journal’s editorial practices.

The team added that the reaccreditation strengthens ALJEH’s standing as an academic platform and supports its preparations for broader international indexing.

Journals listed in the AGPCI are evaluated based on consistency in editorial rigor, peer-review processes, and overall publication quality.

Throughout our lives, we are urged to keep pace with the majority, only reaping the rewards once we loosen our grip on w...
07/01/2026

Throughout our lives, we are urged to keep pace with the majority, only reaping the rewards once we loosen our grip on what makes us human—once we squeeze every last bit of ourselves out as a countermeasure to pressure. In this process, things that don't exist but should begin to take root in our minds, either as a means to escape or a mere bubble of comfort.

For Volume 40’s Heraldoodles, we capture the art of difference and delays, playfully reminding us of our shared vulnerabilities and raw longings.

Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 40, Issue 1. | written by Margaret Joenne Macaraeg


To many outsiders, DLSU-D embodies prestige—modern buildings, green spaces, and a “high-end” academic environment often ...
06/01/2026

To many outsiders, DLSU-D embodies prestige—modern buildings, green spaces, and a “high-end” academic environment often associated with the Lasallian name. Yet behind this polished exterior are uneven development, accessibility issues, and persistent questions about whether the promised “Lasallian experience” truly reflects on-the-ground realities students face and the rising cost of education.

Read:
https://www.heraldofilipino.org/built-to-impress/

We have been told to slow down discussions on the University’s loss of autonomous status, to stop posting low board exam...
04/01/2026

We have been told to slow down discussions on the University’s loss of autonomous status, to stop posting low board exam performance results, and to delete reports because they were “not good for the University’s image.”

These practices contradict the very principles of a free student press.

Read:
https://www.heraldofilipino.org/when-curation-becomes-censorship/

DLSU-D, through the Office of the Provost, has launched KAPWA: Disability-Inclusive Learning Support for University Stud...
03/01/2026

DLSU-D, through the Office of the Provost, has launched KAPWA: Disability-Inclusive Learning Support for University Students with Diverse Needs, an institutional program aimed at strengthening disability inclusion across the campus.

Sumiklab ang isang sunog sa tapat ng Island Park sa Paliparan 1, Governor’s Drive, Dasmariñas City, Cavite bandang alas-...
03/01/2026

Sumiklab ang isang sunog sa tapat ng Island Park sa Paliparan 1, Governor’s Drive, Dasmariñas City, Cavite bandang alas-tres ng madaling araw kahapon, Enero 2, na nagdulot ng pinsala sa ilang kabahayan at establisimyento.

Kalaunan ay idineklara itong fire out ng Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), ngunit patuloy pang iniimbestigahan ng mga awtoridad ang pinagmulan ng sunog, na pinaniniwalaang sanhi ng faulty electrical wiring. | report by Aleyah Marie Pedraza

As political discussions continue to unfold both on campus and across the nation, the role of student participation rema...
02/01/2026

As political discussions continue to unfold both on campus and across the nation, the role of student participation remains a pressing topic. With growing conversations on civic engagement, Lasallians shared their thoughts on the community’s involvement in campus and nationwide political scenes.

Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 40, Issue 1.

This season of giving and long journeys home, pasalubong becomes more than a gift—it is love made visible, carried acros...
30/12/2025

This season of giving and long journeys home, pasalubong becomes more than a gift—it is love made visible, carried across miles in worn bags and weary hands. Wrapped within each package are hours of labor, missed dinners, and quiet sacrifices, all borne homeward so that families, especially at Christmas, know they were never forgotten.

Pasalubong bridges distance, reminding us that the heart of the season is not found in price tags but in the simple sacred act of thinking of home while away. It tells us that the best gifts are not bought, but brought home with the heart.

Read:
https://www.heraldofilipino.org/paid-in-loves-currency/


ICYMI: Humor is an art of timing and coordination. As the sound of laughter echoes, we reflect on the stories that reson...
28/12/2025

ICYMI: Humor is an art of timing and coordination. As the sound of laughter echoes, we reflect on the stories that resonate with our culture. It opens the door to a vibrant space—one that invites creativity and enriches our spirits.

On November 29, Anak sa Laughter took center stage. The program featured members of The Comedy Crew, a collective of stand-up comedians whose routines connect audiences through Filipino humor drawn from lived stories.

READ: https://www.heraldofilipino.org/anak-sa-laughter/

Tahimik. Iyan ang kalagayan ng kanilang tahanan ngayon. Kung ikukumpara sa ibang bahay—puno ng dekorasyon, umaapaw sa li...
25/12/2025

Tahimik.

Iyan ang kalagayan ng kanilang tahanan ngayon. Kung ikukumpara sa ibang bahay—puno ng dekorasyon, umaapaw sa liwanag, at umaalingawngaw ang tawanan—parang mahirap paniwalaang sasapit na ang Pasko.

Basahin: https://www.heraldofilipino.org/sulyap-sa-imahe-ng-niyebe/



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