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Kudos! Parañaque street vendor earns praise for juggling college and work
Many Filipino students have been struggling with blended learning, but some try their best to make it work. One college student has even taken advantage of the situation by...
22 students report cases of sexual violence in Bali’s Udayana University
Twenty-two students from Udayana University have come forward as survivors of sexual violence on campus, as shown in a recent investigation by the Indonesian Women’s Union...
Congrats! 3,538 pass doctors’ licensure exam, including Robredo’s daughter
The Philippines welcomed today 3,538 new doctors, out of 4,704 examinees, with the release of the Professional Regulation Commission’s Physician Licensure’s...
107-year-old Manila school to shut down in 2022 due to COVID-19 pandemic
The College of the Holy Spirit Manila, a 107-year-old Catholic school, announced yesterday that it would shut down in 2022 amidst the difficulties posed by the COVID-19 pandemic....
Education Ministry says schools across Indonesia allowed to reopen in January
The authorization to reopen is extended to schools in all of Indonesia, regardless of the risk of coronavirus infection in their respective regions.
Not Good: PH slides down to 27th spot in global English proficiency ranking
Filipinos’ facility with the English language is getting worse, according to a study conducted by a global education provider. Education First’s English Proficiency...
Fact-Check Yourself, Duterte: UP denies it recruits for communist party
The University of the Philippines (UP) does not recruit for the communist party, a high-ranking school official said today, rejecting President Rodrigo Duterte’s baseless...
Pay your tuition in coconuts: Bali tourism school gives struggling students nutty alternative
Here’s a story we love, for obvious reasons.
HKU falls off global list of top 50 universities amid concerns over shrinking academic freedoms
HKU lost to top mainland Chinese institutions Tsinghua University and Peking University.
Stop assuming suicides were caused by distance learning and modules, says Education Dep’t
Filipinos should stop assuming that distance and modular learning were what led some teachers and students to commit suicides, the Department of Education said in a statement...