The LaSallian – The bastion of issue-oriented critical thinking
The LaSallian is the official student publication of De La Salle University. It is of the students, by the students, and for the students. Our student writers, photographers, videographers, artists, and web managers are committed to the 63-year tradition of …
Read this whenever you want – The LaSallian
2023年10月27日 · At the beginning of the year, our editorial board was set to make this year’s anniversary one of a kind by relaunching The LaSallian‘s very first issue from October 1960, which was pivotal to establishing our bastion of journalistic excellence.Yet finding this relic was easier said than done as the broadsheet in the University archives only managed to store three out of eight of its pages.
Opinion - The LaSallian
As Israelis…. The LaSallian is the official student publication of De La Salle University. It is of the students, by the students, and for the students. Our student writers, photographers, videographers, artists, and web managers are committed to the 63-year tradition of journalistic excellence and issue-oriented critical thinking.
The LaSallian 2022 National Elections Web Special
The LaSallian is the official student publication of De La Salle University. It is of the students, by the students, and for the students. Our student writers, photographers, videographers, artists, and web managers are committed to the 61-year tradition of …
The LaSallian | In the trenches
by Jan Emmanuel Alonzo, Rafael Gabriel Arceo, John Robert Lee, & Glenielle Geraldo Nanglihan. Infographic by Jacob Dy & Ruaina Moreno. After the "golden age" of the Philippine press ended in 1972, journalism in the country has continually been embattled by challenges. The LaSallian looks back at the decade's worth of struggle—from closures to ...
On different pages - The LaSallian SE 2023 Special
This is what The LaSallian aims to tackle in this special. Perhaps an answer can be found through an analysis of the two-party system, an investigation on the mess surrounding the canceled General Elections 2023, and an examination of the culture and social systems within the body that governs us. We've come to find that this disconnect is two ...
The LaSallian: From the Archives
Luis Laparan. February 8, 1995. December 1977. Dean Roger Collantes and Tereso S. Tullao Jr. (left photo) took turns in explaining the programs of the Institutional Planning Office to CORE Representatives. This was just one of the activities done last Nov. 5 during the CORE--Council of Deans Workshop at Agno House.
The LaSallian: De La Salle Brothers
From age, sickness, and tireless labors, John Baptist de La Salle died at the age of 67 on a Good Friday on April 7, 1719. The work he left behind continued through the Brothers of the Christian Schools establishing La Salle schools worldwide. On May 24, 1900, John Baptist de La Salle was canonized as a saint by Pope Leo XIII.
Issues - The LaSallian
The LaSallian is the official student publication of De La Salle University. It is of the students, by the students, and for the students. Our student writers, photographers, videographers, artists, and web managers are committed to the 63-year tradition of …
Voter turnout in the last five years - The LaSallian
Voter population for both Manila and Laguna campuses has significantly grown in recent years, yet voter turnouts remain around or barely exceed the 50-percent mark required to render a valid election. In the past five years, the highest election turnout was 60.02 percent, during the 2021 Make-Up Elections, while the most recent 2022 Make-Up ...