THE NEWLY Recognized Student Organization, Association of Visual Arts (AVA) in Letran to inspire students to explore their creative side in traditional and digital works through arts.
THE DEMOLITION of the Blessed Antonio Varona Gymnasium is making its way towards the construction of the Letran Quadricentennial Building which will be inaugurated in November 2020.
During the Harapan last March 11, an accusation of alleged lost money created a negative view of the current Letran Student Council.
Collegiate students and alumni were gathered at the Colegio’s Salon de Actos as the Letran Commission on Elections (Comelec) proclaimed the winners for the LSC Elections 2019 on Tuesday, March 12.
In a resolution released by the Letran Student Council (LSC) in January, a special set of qualifications for the Executive Board was ratified to come up with more opportunities for the candidates in the 2019 LSC Elections.
Along with Filipino subject professors, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences held a student consultation on the removal of Filipino courses in post K-12 curricula, last January 23 at St. Thomas Hall.
Many people view human rights as a set of moral principles that applies to everyone. However, human rights are relevant to all of us, not just those who face mistreatment or repression.
With hopes of improving the quality of the policies, despite various initiatives of the Colegio for ISO Certification, the determination to achieve the accreditation is evident in the eyes of the people behind the measures.
In celebration of Zero-Waste Month, the Engineering Buildings and Grounds through Dr. Nancy Balasan and Mr. Willy M. Sentinta, initiated a talk on zero-waste management to bring awareness on environmental issues, last January 24 at Del Pillar Hall.
Along with the celebration of the Feast of Immaculate Conception last December 8, 2018, the Letran DomNet Youth Group (LDYG) together with their adviser Asst. Prof. Manuel Zamora, Jr. joins Pilgrimage 2018 entitled “Vade Mecum: Walk with Me” with a goal of instilling prayer as a means of recollecting and a way to communicate with God.