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THE WARRIOR SPIRIT IS TAKING OVER! 🔴⚪The University of the East (UE) is ready to bring the Warrior spirit to life as it ...
30/08/2026

THE WARRIOR SPIRIT IS TAKING OVER! 🔴⚪

The University of the East (UE) is ready to bring the Warrior spirit to life as it stages its annual pep rallies in the Manila and Caloocan campuses next week.

The UE-Manila Pep Rally is scheduled on Wednesday, September 2, at 9 am at the SFC Quadrangle.

The pride continues on Thursday, September 3, as the UE-Caloocan Pep Rally takes place at 9 am at the Open Field.

Both events will bring the UE Community together for a celebration of Warrior spirit while drumming up support for the student-athletes set to compete in the upcoming UAAP Season 89.

The pep rally will officially introduce the athletes from various sports teams, featuring electrifying performances and a spirited send-off ceremony as the Warrior athletes prepare to compete in the UAAP.

With the theme “For Everyone, UAAP,” Season 89 is set to open on September 12, Saturday, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.

—Janelle Kyla Cruz, RedWire Sports Writer

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEW WARRIOR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS! ♥️The University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical ...
25/08/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEW WARRIOR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS! ♥️

The University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center (UERMMMC) has produced a total of 31 new licensed medical technologists in the August 2026 Licensure Examinations for Medical Technology (MTLE), according to results from the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).

In the data from the PRC, UERMMMC recorded a 93.94-percent, with 31 out of 33 Warrior examinees successfully passing the examination.

JUNIOR WARRIORS’ COMEBACK FALLS SHORT 💔The University of the East (UE) Junior Warriors showed determination but suffered...
21/08/2026

JUNIOR WARRIORS’ COMEBACK FALLS SHORT 💔

The University of the East (UE) Junior Warriors showed determination but suffered a heartbreaking 79–83 defeat at the hands of the National University Nazareth School (NUNS) Bullpups in their second game on Friday, August 21, at the UST Quadricentennial Pavilion.

Kurt Mercado, Xerone Dizon, Odrie Mallabo, and Jameson Sena delivered crucial baskets, while Dizon also contributed important free throws as the Junior Warriors mounted a late first-half comeback, but entered halftime trailing NUNS, 39–44.

UE opened the second half aggressively, taking a 45–44 lead in a back-and-forth battle, but NUNS still regained the advantage, and UE responded through key plays from Dizon, Sena, and Mallabo, while a crucial assist from Andrie Ancheta to Zion Aguilar kept the Junior Warriors within striking distance.

In the final minutes, the Junior Warriors continued their comeback attempt as Delos Santos and Sena scored a three-pointer, reducing the deficit to 76–81, however as UE narrowed the gap to four, 79–83, NUNS held on until the final whistle to secure the victory.

Despite the loss, the Junior Warriors showed grit and resilience after overcoming a double-digit shortfall and are ready to bounce back in their next game against the DLSZ Junior Green Archers on August 29 at the Adamson Gym.

U16 JUNIOR’S BASKETBALL BOX SCORES:

UE 79 – Dizon 15, Mallabo 14, Sena 14, Delos Santos 10, Roxas 10, Aguilar 7, Mercado J. 3, Mercado K. 2, Velayo 2, Redulfa 2, Ancheta 0, Riparip 0, Pontipedra 0

AdU 83 – Arellano 19, Enriquez 14, Genido 10, Lopez 9, Macoy 8, Mayor 7, Javier 7, Flores 6, Tundag 3, Garcia 0, Dalanan 0, Pangan 0

QUARTER SCORES: 19–24, 39–44, 61–62, 79–83

✍️ Janelle Kyla Cruz
📸 Gabriel De Guzman

BREAKING: UE announces class modalities for tomorrow, Aug. 18Classes in UE Manila and Caloocan will shift to asynchronou...
17/08/2026

BREAKING: UE announces class modalities for tomorrow, Aug. 18

Classes in UE Manila and Caloocan will shift to asynchronous modality on Tuesday, August 18.

"Students are advised to access their respective learning platforms and coordinate with their instructors regarding asynchronous learning activities and requirements," mentioned in a Facebook post.

(RELATED REPORT: https://web.facebook.com/share/p/19TqpLy7KA/)

BREAKING: UE announces class modalities for today, Aug. 14Classes in UE Manila will shift to online synchronous today, A...
13/08/2026

BREAKING: UE announces class modalities for today, Aug. 14

Classes in UE Manila will shift to online synchronous today, August 14 except College of Dentistry (CDent) Clinic classes, College of Law (CLaw) and Graduate School, which will have face-to-face classes "with leniency".

Meanwhile, UE Caloocan will proceed with asynchronous class modality for all levels.

Offices on both campuses will be open today unless otherwise announced by the University.

BREAKING: Manila suspends afternoon classes today, Aug. 13Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso has suspended the face-to-fa...
13/08/2026

BREAKING: Manila suspends afternoon classes today, Aug. 13

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso has suspended the face-to-face classes in all levels for both public and private schools on Thursday, August 13.

"According to the MCDRRMD, thunderstorm conditions are ongoing as of the morning, with another another expected this afternoon. Schools are advised to shift to ADM or Alternative Delivery Mode,” Domagoso announced.

BREAKING: Caloocan suspends afternoon classes today, Aug. 13Afternoon classes in all levels in Caloocan City has been su...
13/08/2026

BREAKING: Caloocan suspends afternoon classes today, Aug. 13

Afternoon classes in all levels in Caloocan City has been suspended following the announcement of Mayor Along Malapitan.

"Suspendido ang Afternoon Classes sa Lahat ng Antas sa mga pampubliko at pribadong paaralan sa Lungsod ng Caloocan ngayong Huwebes, August 13 dahil sa inaasahang pag-ulan ngayong hapon,” Malapitan said in a Facebook post.

BREAKING: UE announces class modalities for tomorrow, Aug. 11Classes in UE Manila will shift to online synchronous on Tu...
10/08/2026

BREAKING: UE announces class modalities for tomorrow, Aug. 11

Classes in UE Manila will shift to online synchronous on Tuesday, August 11, except College of Engineering (CEng’g), which will remain asynchronous.

Meanwhile, UE Caloocan will proceed with asynchronous class modality for all levels.

(RELATED REPORT: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Dutc3erVD/)

BREAKING: Classes in Manila, Caloocan suspendedManila and Caloocan city governments have suspended the classes in all le...
10/08/2026

BREAKING: Classes in Manila, Caloocan suspended

Manila and Caloocan city governments have suspended the classes in all levels for both public and private schools tomorrow, August 11, due to inclement weather.

“Upon recommendation of the Manila City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Department (MCDRRMD), I am ordering the suspension of classes in all levels in public and private schools on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, due to inclement weather brought about by the southwest monsoon (habagat) enhanced by a Low Pressure Area (LPA),” Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso said in a Facebook post.

“Suspendido po ang face-to-face classes sa Lahat ng Antas sa mga pampubliko at pribadong paaralan sa Lungsod ng Caloocan sa Martes, August 11,” Caloocan Mayor Along Malapitan announced.

ATENEO TO COMPETE IN UAAP SEASON 89The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) has cleared the Ateneo ...
07/08/2026

ATENEO TO COMPETE IN UAAP SEASON 89

The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) has cleared the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) to compete in Season 89 following the extensive investigation into the tragic drowning incident in Dipaculao, Aurora.

The UAAP Board imposed a lifetime ban on former ADMU Blue Eagles head coach Tab Baldwin, permanently barring him from all UAAP competitions, activities, and venues.

“This sanction is final and shall not be
appealable,” the UAAP said in a statement.

The Board also suspended team manager Christopher Quimpo, assistant coaches Dean Caesar Castaño, Sandro Nicholas Romero Soriano, Reynaldo Jacinto Jr., Hernan Ameer Domingo, Caesar Vincent Javellana Elumba, Grant Dearns, and physical therapist John Eric Rueca from all UAAP competitions and related activities pending further determination.

The league noted that government investigators did not make recommendation to hold liable the ADMU student-athletes, discerning them as victims of the team-building tragedy.

“As a precondition for their continued participation in the UAAP, the Board has required [ADMU] to undertake a comprehensive reassessment of the organizational structure and management of its men's basketball team in relation to the University's entire athletics program in order to strengthen student-athlete protection, welfare, accountability, and institutional oversight,” the statement read.

“The UAAP's approach in imposing these sanctions is both protective and restorative. It is intended to ensure accountability, strengthen safeguards for the welfare and best interests of all student-athletes, address the harm caused by this incident, and reinforce the lessons learned to foster a safer and more responsible environment across the league,” it added.

—Janelle Kyla Cruz, RedWire Sports Writer


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