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The University of the Philippines' first Mindanao Lumad president hails from Butuan City in the Caraga region

Police officers dismantled two marijuana dispensaries and arrested two people on suspicion of operating a marijuana drug house, according to a news release.

With the country’s farmers facing the threats of the El Niño phenomenon, a lawmaker on Monday urged the government to tap educational institutions like the University of the Philippines (UP) to produce crops that can survive extreme weather conditions that lead to extended droughts and damaging floods. Historically, AGRI Party-list…

THE Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) has urged colleges and universities to strengthen their safety and security plans following the recent sexual assault inside the University of the Philippines Diliman campus.

When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers, so goes an old African proverb. This means that the weak get hurt when the powerful fight.

When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers, so goes an old African proverb. This means that the weak get hurt when the powerful fight.

They came in droves with their pencils, erasers, snacks; lucky charms and prayers and wild and thumping nervous hearts filled with hopes and dreams.

After three years of postponement due to the pandemic, the highly anticipated University of the Philippines College Admission Test returned this weekend with thousands of senior high school students aspiring entry to the country’s premier state university.

More than 100,000 applicants will take the University of the Philippines College Admission Test in 101 testing centers across the country this weekend.

Karapatan Cagayan Valley says friends and former colleagues are concerned for the safety of youth activists Michael Cedrick Casaño and Patricia Nicole Cierva