Philippine Collegian

NARITO NA ANG BAGONG ISYU NG KULÊ! Binubuksan ng isyu ang pag-alala para sa Faculty Center, na isang dekada matapos masunog ay nananatiling sugat sa kolektibong alaala ng komunidad ng UP. Hinahabi ang mga personal na kuwento ng mga guro, manininda, at manggagawa na nawalan...

Fieldwork has long been shaped by fear-based narratives that place students under surveillance in remote communities. Genuine discovery, however, lies here where development begins, and is shaped through trust, integration, and solidarity. Illustration by Ainhoa Cananea

Photos from Alyssa Mae Ibones

Based on a resident living across the street, a cluster of power lines short circuited, leading an air conditioning unit to malfunction. The fire was concentrated in one residence and did not spread. The Bureau of Fire Protection marks this an under investigation.

JUST IN: A fire broke out Sunday evening in Mahusay St., Brgy. UP Village. The fire is now under control after reaching the first alarm.

The UP College of Education and the UP College of Education Student Council have yet to announce whether special elections will be held to fill the one remaining councilor seat. For full results: sites.google.com/up.edu.ph/vote…

A total of 441 out of 1,548 Eduk students participated in this year’s polls. This translates to a 28.49% turnout, higher than the 22.46% percent turnout in the May 2025 general elections.

The College of Education's lone running political party, Samahan ng Iskolar-Kaguruang Lakas ng Bayan, once again filled the CESC posts for this year’s regular elections.

For full results: sites.google.com/up.edu.ph/vote…

A total of 341 out of 742 NCPAG students voted in this year’s polls, marking a 45.96 percent turnout, which is higher than last year’s regular elections turnout at 42.13 percent.

Select candidates from each political party—IGNITE, PALS, SANDIGAN—emerged victorious, after securing seats in the National College of Public Administration and Governance student council elections.