Ateneo de Manila University has made a commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In 2021, Ateneo launched a set of strategic priorities that align with its sustainability goals. These priorities include educational transformation, integral ecology, bridging cultural divides, and universal health and well-being. By prioritizing these areas, Ateneo aims to continue advancing its sustainability efforts and make a positive impact on society and the environment.
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Latest in Ateneo & SDGs
Latest in Ateneo & SDGs
2023 Traditional University Awards (Memo U2324-044)
Memo # U2324-044 14 September 2023 TO: The University Community SUBJECT: 2023 Traditional University Awards The Traditional University Awards of Ateneo de Manila recognize the...
Ateneo student leaders join Laudato Si' champions in 29th ASEACCU International Conference
Student leaders from Ateneo de Manila University joined other student leaders from Southeast and East Asian Catholic Universities in championing the ideals of Laudato Si...
Call for Donations for Area Partners: School Supplies
As school years begin everywhere, we are appealing to everyone to help raise funds for school supplies for many of our area partners (Project Solidarity...
Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Fr Arrupe's "Persons for Others" Speech (Memo U2324-029)
(Memo U2324-029) On July 31, 1973, Fr Pedro Arrupe SJ, then the Superior General of the Society of Jesus, asked a gathering of alumni of Jesuit schools, “Have we Jesuits educated you for justice?” This was the speech where he also stated that Jesuit schools must form persons for others.
Call for Donations: Buklod Women Empowerment
We are kindly appealing to everyone to donate any blankets, mats, food, clothes, or donations in kind to Buklod Women Empowerment. These donations will help...
ASCEND Citation Awards and Special Recognition given out during PAGHAHANDOG 2023
This year, there were three recipients of the ASCEND Citation Award, all of whom were duly recognized for their remarkable and inspiring projects during “PAGHAHANDOG...