Page 6 - Diliman News Today

Mentorship not only shapes academic paths but also life trajectories, highlighting the need for a supportive and understanding educational environments for all students

'In the face of nature, you cannot help but appreciate the beauty of a blanket of stars and changing landscapes, and acknowledge that, as a human being, you are a tiny part of that ecosystem'

Students of the UP Diliman College of Science (UPD-CS) and the Republic Polytechnic in Singapore (RP) immersed themselves in the month-long Temasek Foundation

A "critically endangered" Philippine eagle was released back over the weekend, 12 April to her territory in Kabugao town in Apayao after an almost a month of no

Teachers said even with four, or even more electric fans, the heat is really intolerable and is already affecting learning, especially in classrooms where 30 to 40 students are cramped.

The author also announces the kickoff of her initiative 'Ituloy ang Kuwento' (pass the word), which aims to provide free copies of 'Some People Need Killing' to public libraries, community centers, human rights organizations, schools, and non-profit groups

The Department of Health (DOH) on Thursday welcomed the implementation of shortened class periods in schools amid heatwaves."Some schools declared blended learn

In February 2024, the UP Diliman College of Science Institute of Biology (UPD - CS IB) housed the “Making the Invisible Visible” pop-up exhibition of the

FEU TECH's Innovation Center transforms classrooms into a tech startup hub, offering programs that support entrepreneurship and innovation for students.

MUCH has been written about the courage, rock-steady principles and tireless activism of Renato Constantino Jr., “RC” to most, since he died on April 5 at the age of 79. He was, after all, present -- nay, taking a key role though much of the time behind the scenes unless…