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Adamson reloads for UAAP Season 88 with new talents, eyes breakthrough runFacing a season of transition, the Adamson men...
16/09/2025

Adamson reloads for UAAP Season 88 with new talents, eyes breakthrough run

Facing a season of transition, the Adamson men’s and women’s basketball teams set their sights on a podium finish in UAAP Season 88 during the collegiate basketball press conference, yesterday at Gloria Maris Shark’s Fin Restaurant in Greenhills, San Juan City.

As team captain Ced Manzano enters his final year, Adamson Men’s Basketball head coach Nash Racela expressed uncertainty about fielding a new lineup, yet remains confident in his rookies.

“When you go to a season with new players, you don’t really know what to expect from them. Ang hope ko lang every time we give them opportunities [is] maging stable sila sa loob,” the veteran coach noted.

Moreover, newly appointed Adamson Women’s Basketball head coach Jed Colonia voiced confidence in the team’s chances of securing another medal finish after last season’s bronze.

“They have been there on that situation [last season’s WBT’s third-place finish] and I’m leaning on them on that also, especially now na late din ako pumasok [with them]. […] I know that their deeper connection with each other is going to play a big role for this season,” said the former Soaring Falcon.

Building on last year’s approach, the league named all-homegrown correspondents for Season 88, with Frankie Buenvenida tapped as Adamson’s new courtside reporter.

Buenvenida, who succeeded Communication graduate Ella Regudo, is part of the Adamson WBT and was cleared to play last April after an ACL tear.

Meanwhile, UAAP Executive Director Atty. Rebo Saguisag announced that the league now allows teams to retain a second foreign student-athlete on reserve in case of injury.
He also clarified that the two-FSA-per-team rule will take effect in Season 89 next year.

Leading into this year’s season, the UAAP opening ceremony is set this Friday at the UST Grandstand and Open Field, with games tipping off the next day.

Written by: Myr A. Villareal
Photos by: Jerica Isabela C. Masculino

JUST IN: The University Administration shifts to online synchronous classes for tomorrow, Wednesday, following the three...
16/09/2025

JUST IN: The University Administration shifts to online synchronous classes for tomorrow, Wednesday, following the three-day transport strike starting September 17.

Campus offices will remain open for onsite transactions.

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In consideration of the impending transport strike, online synchronous classes in all levels will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, September 17, 2025.

To continuously provide assistance to our clients, all offices shall be open for onsite transactions.

Please be guided accordingly.

The Administration

As the murky water rises, true hope gurgles low in muddy absence—struggling, screaming, and facing the imminent.The unfo...
16/09/2025

As the murky water rises, true hope gurgles low in muddy absence—struggling, screaming, and facing the imminent.

The unforgiving tides, polluted with the government's empty promises and deceptive flood control projects, serve no one but the pockets of selfish wealth.

Robbing the nation's citizens—whom they call "bank accounts," the same way their tongues easily roll when naming "thieves" and "criminals."

If solutions are constantly being shaped like ice, they are bound to cool the drinks of the privileged, but will remain sharp enough for those who cry for warmth amid storms.

Illustrated by: Angelyn D. Oliverio

'Enough is enough’: Adamsonian student leaders decry corrupted flood control schemesThe Adamson University Student Gover...
15/09/2025

'Enough is enough’: Adamsonian student leaders decry corrupted flood control schemes

The Adamson University Student Government (AUSG) issued a statement and call to action on Facebook earlier tonight, reaffirming its condemnation against the growing corruption in the country.

Together with other Vincentian student leaders, the letter follows the Administration’s previous statement regarding the anomalies found in the flood control projects of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) officials and politicians.

“The crisis that we are facing today is not a tragedy, it is the direct result of systemic corruption that brings danger to the lives of every Filipino citizen,” said the council in a post.

Moreover, the student organizations also denounced all forms of corruption in the country — from the continuous budget cuts of State Universities and Colleges (SUCs), to the “unlivable” ₱695 minimum wage amid rising inflation.

“We will not rest until integrity is restored, until truth prevails over lies, and until justice replaces impunity. Public funds belong to the people […]. They must and will be returned to their rightful purpose: the service of the common good,” the statement reads.

Meanwhile, the groups also rebuked President Marcos Jr.’s backing of the corruption, citing the ₱4.5 billion confidential and intelligence funds, the country’s ₱17.56 trillion debt, and his approval of the national budget.

The AUSG encourages fellow Adamsonians to join the candle lighting protest this Wednesday, September 17 to affirm the community’s demand for transparency and accountability.

Written by: Gavianne Sommer Viar
Layout by: Gillian May R. Pabia

When people live in a box of ignorance, the world becomes haunted with restless souls seeking justice. It is not only in...
15/09/2025

When people live in a box of ignorance, the world becomes haunted with restless souls seeking justice. It is not only inhumanity that killed them, but those who are mum while it happens.

If protests for one's right to live clamor for a life that stood against races and rights, the enduring Palestine is robbed off a call to action, instead a diversion to someone who glorifies murder.

People must stand with empathy for the lives that are waning for freedom and justice. It is fighting for the whole picture that matters, not patronizing the dead who mocked it.

Illustrated by: uleng

AdU to join ‘Trillion Peso March’ vs. corruption The Adamson University, alongside University President Fr. Daniel Frank...
15/09/2025

AdU to join ‘Trillion Peso March’ vs. corruption

The Adamson University, alongside University President Fr. Daniel Franklin E. Pilario, C.M. are expected to rally against corruption over flood control issue this September 21 at the People Power Monument, Quezon City.

The mobilization is set to slam the 1.9 trillion pesos spent on flood control projects for the past 15 years.

The date also coincides with the 53rd anniversary of Martial Law of the former president and dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr.

Meanwhile, the University will be joined by the Miriam College- Women and Gender Institute (WAGI) and the Institute for studies in Asian Church and Culture (ISACC), as the only signatory schools of the movement.

Moreover, majority of the expected attendees comprise of 137 progressive youth groups and student organizations all over Luzon.

In coordination with this movement, a rally by students and progressive groups will also take place at the Luneta Park to fight for the same cause.

Written by: John Marlo M. Cabute
Layout by: Gillian May R. Pabia
Photo from: Akbayan partylist, Jonathan Cellona | ABS-CBN News

LOOK: Several Vincentian student leaders (VSLs) changed their cover photos on Facebook, condemning the “upfront” public ...
15/09/2025

LOOK: Several Vincentian student leaders (VSLs) changed their cover photos on Facebook, condemning the “upfront” public trust betrayal amid the flood control controversy.

The students labeled the scandal as a “deliberate theft” at the expense of the ordinary Filipinos.

“Our Vincentian mission, Veritas in Caritate—truth in charity—compels us not to stay silent in the face of injustice,” the caption reads.

In recent days, Adamson University has joined the growing list of institutions publicly denouncing the widespread corruption plaguing the country.

Written by: Albrecht Mauro R. Beltran Jr.
Layout by: Atlee Mae M. Nueva

HAPPENING NOW: The UAAP Season 88 Collegiate Basketball Press Conference kicks off at the Gloria Maris Shark’s Fin Resta...
15/09/2025

HAPPENING NOW: The UAAP Season 88 Collegiate Basketball Press Conference kicks off at the Gloria Maris Shark’s Fin Restaurant in Greenhills, San Juan City.

Lady Falcon Frankie Buenvenida joins as the new courtside reporter for Adamson University this season.

Written by: Bea Myrcez A. Villareal
Photos by: Jerica Isabela C. Masculino

Ganito pala sa Pilipinas, bayad ang batas.Talo ang nasa laylayan. Panalo ang naghahari-harian.Illustrated by: mirasol
14/09/2025

Ganito pala sa Pilipinas, bayad ang batas.

Talo ang nasa laylayan. Panalo ang naghahari-harian.

Illustrated by: mirasol

IN PHOTOS: Various youth groups amplified calls against flood control corruption along Kalaw Ave. yesterday, urging Fili...
13/09/2025

IN PHOTOS: Various youth groups amplified calls against flood control corruption along Kalaw Ave. yesterday, urging Filipinos to be more critical of the Marcos-Duterte Administration.

Photos by: Jury T. Leynes, Charles Dominic L. Ubana

Adamson reigns as new Pinoyliga kings, clinches fifth preseason title Fresh from ruling the Collegiate Cup, the Adamson ...
13/09/2025

Adamson reigns as new Pinoyliga kings, clinches fifth preseason title

Fresh from ruling the Collegiate Cup, the Adamson Soaring Falcons captured the 2025 Pinoyliga Big Dance crown after toppling the defending champion Benilde Blazers, 73-68, in the finals at Enderun Gym last September 7.

Finals MVP Cedrick Manzano spearheaded Adamson with 15 points, including two steals and one block, while Matty Erolon chipped in 18 markers.

With momentum swinging back and forth, super rookie John Earl Medina buried a crucial triple before the three-minute mark in the final frame to make it 66-64.

Following a block-from-behind by Erolon, the Baby Falcons standout converted with a quick layup to build on their edge.

The San Marcelino-based squad extended their lead down the stretch, keeping the titleholders scoreless and piling up key baskets to seal the game.

"One thing [that is] working for us is we will [be] playing a lot of close games, not just here in Manila, but also in the provinces. So, alam namin na makakatulong ito sa mga bata pagdating sa actual games sa UAAP," said Coach Nash Racela.

Riding on five straight preseason wins, the Adamson Soaring Falcons aim to etch another historic run in UAAP Season 88, set to kick off on September 20.

Written by: Hannah H. Layosa
Photos by: Jury T. Leynes

LOOK: Despite the rainy weather, progressive youth groups organized a Black Friday protest to denounce corruption in flo...
12/09/2025

LOOK: Despite the rainy weather, progressive youth groups organized a Black Friday protest to denounce corruption in flood control projects along Kalaw Avenue, earlier today.

The mobilization also called for increased support to the education sector, highlighting how students face both flooding on campus and financial hardships.

In commemoration of the 53rd anniversary of Martial Law, protesters urged the public to join the upcoming rally on September 21 at Luneta Park.

Written by: Dioney Nichole L. Verdad
Photos by: Charles Dominic L. Ubana

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