For 4th year students, the final semester is a paradox—exciting yet bittersweet, fulfilling yet stressful. As seniors prepare to close this chapter of their lives, they find themselves caught between nostalgia for the moments they’ll soon leave behind and the pressures of graduation requirements. Between thesis deadlines and OJTs, seniors are not just about to finish college — they are reflecting on who they were when they began and who they are about to become. This semester is a turning point and a mix of memories and hopes for the future— a moment that every senior experiences in their own unique way.
As Christmas draws near, the city begins to slow down and grow quiet. Campuses announce the start of the holiday break, bags are packed, and students and faculty count down the days until they can return home and celebrate the holiday with their families. Behind every journey home, however, is a driver who makes that reunion possible.
World AIDS Day, observed every 1st of December, is a global reminder that the fight against HIV is not only about medicine but also about justice, dignity, and the right to health.
In a demonstration of legislative resolve, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has directed Congress to prioritize the immediate passage of four seminal governance measures, aiming for a structural overhaul of Philippine politics and public finance. The mandate was issued during a high-level meeting of the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, attended by key leaders including Senate President Vicente Sotto III and House Speaker Faustino Dy III.
Cold, breezy air—a sign that Christmas is just around the corner. The Filipino Christmas can be felt everywhere with the beginning of the “Ber months”as establishments flourish with festive decorations and food, reflecting the country’s unique culture and traditions. Gates open and lights brighten in the walled city of Intramuros as it presents festivities filled with rich history, offering the experience of a true Filipino celebration that awakens the holiday spirit during the Christmas season.
A sense of pride and fulfillment was brought to the Colegio, marked by a 30.77% passing rate, surpassing the national rate of 30.39% in the November 2025 CELE.
Every November 30, Filipinos honor Andres Bonifacio — revolutionary, and a symbol of resistance against oppression. This year, his legacy echoed at Luneta Park as thousands gathered to protest alleged corruption and the gross mismanagement of funds. The people braved the heat, the crowds, and the efforts of the police to prevent their stage setup.
Imagine stepping out of the classroom, and into a space where industry-professionals share their first-hand experiences, insights, and advice. An event designed for Tourism Management students, titled, “Ignite the Night: Where Passion Meets Excellence”, turns that vision into reality, connecting students with the world beyond their lessons in the classroom. Through a mix of seminars, recognition rites, and networking, held at the SC Auditorium and St. Thomas Grounds, preparing aspiring professionals to navigate the fast-paced industry with confidence and competence.
For one week, the Colegio felt warmer, brighter, and alive. Colegio Week transformed the school grounds into gathering places, turning the Colegio into a space where laughter, and cheer lingered a little more than usual.
Launched in early 2025, just before the midterm elections, the book entitled “Remembering, Resisting: Realities of People’s Struggles under the Second Marcos Regime” was conceived as a counterpoint to state claims that the country’s human rights situation has significantly improved under Marcos Jr.