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'Draw the line; embrace your fear; and build your community, but beware the mob'
"At a time of fragmentation, of a flattening of meaning, when the very words that once held us together - like democracy - are co-opted
"Whether you labored out of love or out of necessity, it is now, when we are well-equipped, that we can push the boundaries of what
Magpahinga, magmahal, magpatuloy
"Tinuruan tayo ng Ateneo na magmahal kaya ang isukli natin sa paglabas natin sa mahal nating pamantasan ay ang pagiging mas mapagmahal, dahil ito ang
2023 THE Asia Rankings: Ateneo ranked 84th top university in Asia
Ateneo de Manila is the highest-ranked Philippine institution and the only one in the top 100 for the 2023 rankings
SOSS dean, Korean Studies Program director visit partner institutions in South Korea
Dr Czarina Saloma-Akpedonu, Dean of the Ateneo School of Social Sciences and Ms Aurea C Javier, Director of the Ateneo Korean Studies Program, were in
Call for Papers: 11th ACAS International Conference on Asian Studies
Conference Announcement and Call for Papers: The 11th ACAS International Conference on Asian Studies The Socioeconomic Landscape in Asia After the Pandemic: Scenarios and Implications
Call for Application: Loyola Schools Awards in the Arts 2022
The Loyola Schools (LS), through the coordination of the School of Humanities (SOH), is now accepting applications for the 2022 Loyola Schools Awards in the
‘To be a leader, you should also know how to teach others to lead’
"We were taught how to discover ourselves, accept who we are and what we have, embrace our leadership, and develop more so we can serve
Health Protocols and Guidelines for Campus Access, the Use of University Facilities, and Holding of Events on Campus (Memo U2122-047)
Memo # U2122-047 18 Dec 2021 MEMO TO: The University Community RE: Health Protocols and Guidelines for Campus Access, the Use of University Facilities, and
Fr Bobby Yap's Christmas message to the Ateneo community (Dec 2021)
It is said that the first ever Christmas was celebrated in Rome on December 25th. This coincided with the Roman celebration of the winter solstice - that time of the year when the night was at its longest and darkest, when the northern hemisphere has tilted farthest away from the sun.
Guidelines for Onsite Work (Memo U2122-046)
Memo # U2122-046 17 Dec 2021 MEMO TO: The University Community RE: Guidelines for Onsite Work As we welcome back our students on their gradual
Ateneo de Manila to return to campus starting January 2022
After almost two years, Ateneo de Manila University will gradually return to onsite classes starting January 2022. The January pilot run return to face-to-face classes
Dr. Nina Rosario Rojas receives award from Philippine Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Dr. Nina Rosario L. Rojas, Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry, is the Philippine Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology’s (PSBMB) recipient of the
Ateneans leads initiatives to contribute to Ateneo's Sustainable Development
The University’s commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals extends beyond its faculty and administration, with students also making a contribution. For instance, student-led organizations of
Creating safe spaces for community dialogue
In view of the university's ascribed role in nation building, Ateneo de Manila continuously creates spaces for community dialogue and for influencing public policy making
Manila Symphony Orchestra performs Verdi's Overtures and Ballet Music at Areté
A cultural event co-organized by the Embassy of Italy in Manila and Ateneo de Manila University The Embassy of Italy in Manila and Ateneo de
