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MU Cardinals Tennis Teams net impressive bid in NCAA 100 Soft Tennis

Still riding high after their recent NCAA spell, the Mapúa Cardinals Tennis teams launched impressive net plays and calculated serves to clinch second runner-up and fourth place finishes in the juniors’ and men's divisions of the NCAA Soft Tennis Tournament, respectively. Over the course of the week-long tournament, a series of games marked by wit, precision, and speed took place, showcasing the red and gold squad’s quick court coverage from April 7 to 14 at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.

In Leadership and Service: Mikaela Angela T. Subosa

Championing the voices of the student body, the Central Student Council (CSC) stands as one of the pillars of the Mapúa's University Student Government (USG). Tasked with representing the Mapúan student body, the CSC works tirelessly to address student concerns, foster inclusivity, and create initiatives that resonate with the students.  

No Immunity for Impunity: A recap on FPRRD’s arrest by the ICC

On an arrest warrant ordered by the International Criminal Court (ICC) via Interpol, Former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte (FPRRD) was arrested after returning from his trip to Hong Kong at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last March 11 on the grounds of crimes against humanity during his administration’s drug war and extrajudicial killings (EJK), which ultimately led to his detainment at The Hague in Netherlands.

MU named among top PH schools in THE Asia University Rankings 2025

As part of its mission to become a global leader, Mapúa University shares the second spot among Philippine universities with three others, all of which placed in the 601+ bracket of the Times Higher Education (THE) Asia University Rankings 2025.

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Still riding high after their recent NCAA spell, the Mapúa Cardinals Tennis teams launched impressive net plays and calculated serves to clinch second runner-up and fourth place finishes in the juniors’ and men's divisions of the NCAA Soft Tennis Tournament, respectively. Over the course of the week-long tournament, a series of games marked by wit, precision, and speed took place, showcasing the red and gold squad’s quick court coverage from April 7 to 14 at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.

Securing a flawless run with nine wins and zero losses, the Mapúa University Men’s Volleyball Team (MU MVT) ranked first in the first elimination round of the Men’s Volleyball tournament of the National College Athletics Association (NCAA) Season 100, which ran from February 20 to April 11.

Sporting a semis bout in the previous season, the Mapúa Red Robins ran it back to the hardwood floors in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Season 100 Juniors Basketball Tournament which ran from February 24 to April 11, to settle unfinished business.

Ending their opening salvo with a seven-game winning streak, the Mapúa Lady Cardinals soared high at the Women’s Division of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Season 100 Volleyball Tournament, cementing a fourth place standing in the round one eliminations with a 7-2 win-loss stint. The matches ran from February 20 to April 11 held at the NCAA school gymnasiums.

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Championing the voices of the student body, the Central Student Council (CSC) stands as one of the pillars of the Mapúa's University Student Government (USG). Tasked with representing the Mapúan student body, the CSC works tirelessly to address student concerns, foster inclusivity, and create initiatives that resonate with the students.  

The Council of Organizations (COO) oversees all the student organizations at Mapúa University. With her reign coinciding with the University's centennial year, Jinjer Rianne I. Arante rose to the challenge as she took the seat as the COO President.

The Council of Presidents (COP) is part of Mapúa University’s (MU) University Student Government (USG) trifecta, consisting of the presidents of each local student council. In this pivotal year, Cyruss James S. Mendoza of the School of Health Studies (SoHS) chairs the COP.

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FEATURES

In Leadership and Service: Mikaela Angela T. Subosa

Championing the voices of the student body, the Central Student Council (CSC) stands as one of the pillars of the Mapúa's University Student Government (USG). Tasked with representing the Mapúan student body, the CSC works tirelessly to address student concerns, foster inclusivity, and create initiatives that resonate with the students.  

The Anatomy of a Leader: Cyruss James S. Mendoza

The Council of Presidents (COP) is part of Mapúa University’s (MU) University Student Government (USG) trifecta, consisting of the presidents of each local student council. In this pivotal year, Cyruss James S. Mendoza of the School of Health Studies (SoHS) chairs the COP.

Programmed for Leading: Jinjer Rianne I. Arante

The Council of Organizations (COO) oversees all the student organizations at Mapúa University. With her reign coinciding with the University's centennial year, Jinjer Rianne I. Arante rose to the challenge as she took the seat as the COO President.

To the Aisle of Sta. Rita Chapel: Mapúans in Love

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