In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Daily Bread Program (DBP), the Ateneo de Davao University (AdDU) community came together to reflect on the significance of compassion and solidarity in alleviating the burdens of others. Marking the culmination of AdDU’s Theology week, the Theology Department and the Office of Admission and Aid held a
In light of the celebration of Indigenous People’s Month, environmental organizations and indigenous forest guards called for strengthened support from the government towards the protection and preservation of local biodiversity and ancestral lands. The ongoing struggle that organizations and volunteers face in combating environmental degradation amid the lack of support from the Department of Environment
With the theme: “Collaborative Wellness: Advancing Mental Health Through Movement and Action Therapies”, Ateneo de Davao University’s College Wellness and Testing Center (CWTC) held its third Mental Health Festival since the pandemic, emphasizing the overall well-being of students physically, emotionally, and socially. In an interview with Atenews, CWTC Director Leah C. Reparado, RGC, shared the
Local fisherfolk joined an indignation rally alongside Ateneo de Davao University (AdDU) students and faculty, calling for governmental unity in the face of escalating tensions in the West Philippine Sea (WPS). During the TayôTayo: An Indignation Rally Against the Aggression in WPS, President of the Barangay Hizon Fisheries Association Sonny Intia called on Philippine leaders
After over a year of the ongoing war in Gaza, student-led initiatives continue to call for increased public awareness of the situation, emphasizing its implications for the Filipino people and the role of the United States’ imperialism in these ongoing struggles. Students for Gaza, a humanitarian campaign initiated by the Ateneo International Studies Students Organization