Marking a year since the disappearance of Kilusang Mayo Uno labor organizer William Lariosa, families, human rights advocates, and community members called for his surfacing and denounced the systemic targeting of activists in a mass mobilization. “Since one year na jud noh ang nilabay sukad sa iyang pagdukot, sukad atong niaging tuig, wala kami ideya
The SAMAHAN Student Court (SSC) has ordered the Samahan ng Mga Mag-aaral ng Pamantasang Ateneo (SAMAHAN) to publish their amended constitution following a ruling that found the student government in violation of its constitutional duties. The court’s decision came after it denied the current SAMAHAN administration’s motion to dismiss the case concerning the non-dissemination of
Former President Rodrigo Duterte remained the frontrunner for the mayoralty race in Davao City, with 68.37% backing in the latest Blue Vote 2025 in-campus survey conducted by the Ateneo de Davao University – Research Council. For vice mayor, Sebastian Duterte took the lead, with 60% of respondents expressing their preference for his candidacy. In the
The Ateneo de Davao University (AdDU) Blue Knights cemented their reputation as a dominant force in the 61st Davao Association of Catholic Schools (DACS) Regional and Cultural Sports Meet, securing podium finishes across four categories. The athletes brought back five gold, nine silver, and one bronze throughout the competition, with the women’s volleyball and swimming
Following a week-long display of talents and excellence, both the School of Engineering and Architecture (SEA) Tigers and the Social Sciences (SS) Dragons emerged as the overall champions of the Festival of Excellence (FoE) 2025, marking a historic first in the event’s history where two clusters shared the coveted title. Embodying their cluster’s motto of