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The Varsitarian | The official student publication of the University of Santo Tomas
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Curriculum rethink sought amid school violence
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (472+ words) A UST religion faculty member has called for a rethink of the school curriculum amid recent violent incidents in schools, warning that education risks producing “intellectual monsters” if academic formation comes without compassion. Asst. Prof. Gemma Aboy of the UST…...
God’s creation are not economic assets, prelate says amid ‘Pax Silica’ debate
1+ week, 2+ day ago (466+ words) CALAPAN Bishop Moises Cuevas warned against treating local communities as obstacles to industrial initiatives as UST opened its month-long observance of the 2026 “Season of Creation” at the Santísimo Rosario Parish Church on Friday, Sept. 4. Echoing Pope Francis’s teachings during his…...
Thomasian artists exhibit ‘affordable’ works in first ‘Pili-Pino Art Fair’
1+ week, 6+ day ago (326+ words) MORE THAN 50 Thomasian artists exhibited their works at the first “Pili-Pino Art Fair,” which opened on Aug. 7 at The Peninsula Manila in Makati. Organized by the UST Atelier Alumni Association Inc. (USTAAI), the art fair was mounted to promote Thomasian…...
Historian: Rizal Law remains relevant 70 years after its enactment
3+ week, 3+ day ago (546+ words) THE RIZAL Law emerged amid postwar concerns that growing American influence was distancing Filipinos from their history, culture, and national values, according to a historian. “The senators were very scared about the change in Philippine culture going on then. It…...