THE COLEGIO received recognition from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) with the Gawad Maparaan award for its successful and innovative practices in conducting environmental activities amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
On November 26, 2020, Colegio de San Juan de Letran hosted a webinar highlighting the issue of violence against women, an initiative spearheaded by the Elementary and Junior High School Department. It provided an in-depth discussion of the experiences that women go through in the Philippines which allowed listeners to gain awareness and knowledge on a reality that women are facing.
STUDENTS, EMPLOYEES, staff, and the administration came together virtually to hold Regalo: Online Benefit Concert yesterday, November 24, as part of the Quadricentennial celebration to support the communities affected by Typhoons Rolly and Ulysses.
In commemoration of its 400 founding years, Letran rescheduled activities on November 24, Tuesday, to give way to #TulongLetranista, a relief drive to help the affected communities of the recent typhoon Ulysses.
"It's not about the position. We believe na kahit walang posisyong nakuha ang Partido Muralla sa Executive Committee, patuloy pa rin na maglilingkod ang mga natalong kandidato mula sa aming Partido," PM Campaign Manager CJ Ferrer told The LANCE.
Aksyon Alyansa Letranista (AAL) managed to claim all executive committee seats, leaving none for their political rival, Partido Muralla (PM), in the Letran Student Council (LSC) Elections 2020 held virtually last August 26-27.
Preceding this year’s Letran Student Council election, the candidates from political parties Aksyon Alyansa Letranista (AAL) and Partido Muralla (PM) were given the opportunity to present their platforms and plans of action for the student body in the Miting de Abanse 2020 held at the Letran COMELEC Facebook page on August 25.
STUDENTS from the Institute of Communication made it to the top ten finalists of CNN’s Reel Filipina Film Competition.
THE OFFICE of the Vice President for Academic Affairs released a memorandum on March 20, stating that the Colegio will not be suspending its online classes amidst the metro-wide lockdown in Luzon due to COVID-19 pandemic.
PRESIDENT Rodrigo Duterte places the Philippines under a state of calamity due to the COVID-19 pandemic as the number of confirmed cases continues to rise despite the enhanced community quarantine in Luzon.