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.

It's campaign season again and suddenly, every candidate promises everything to the masses. To become an informed voter, it’s important to remember to look beyond the flashy posters and scripted speeches. Maybe ask yourself, “If they were my classmates, would I trust them to lead groupworks?”

College romance is one cliché that seems to never get old. The mere idea of having a partner throughout one of the most pivotal moments of o

Overcoming setbacks left and right, women continue to prove that given platforms and opportunities, anything is within a woman’s hand to rea

Come August, red and golden buntings and banners adorn the campuses of Mapúa University (MU) to welcome new Cardinals to the nest. For the n

Crunching deadlines is a Mapúan’s five-course meal to survive the term. Juggling a healthy lifestyle for both physical and mental health can

In traversing the course of life, understanding oneself is a pivotal step in embracing one’s identity. The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgend

Constituting the highest student council of the university, the Central Student Council (CSC) represents the entire Mapúan student body. As

This year’s COP Chairperson is Sway Naomi N. Dalisay, a Biological Engineering major hailing from the School of Chemical, Biological, and Ma

Hailing from the School of Civil, Environmental, and Geological Engineering, this year’s COO President is Hannah Danielle E. Tan, who is cur

Whether it’s on a street wall, canvas, furniture, or even clothing, up-and-coming artist Mariel Cruz, who goes by “Mimaaaaaaaaw” (yes, with

In talks of innovation, the name Mapúa University (MU) does not falter. MU is one of the country’s leading universities in science and techn

The liberation and acceptance of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) community is a work in progress. Throughout the

A feat almost a century in the making, Mapúa University's (MU) fourth President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Dr. Dodjie S. Maestrecamp

Known for their brightness and brilliance, Mapúans are no stranger to bathing in the spotlight. Come the Halloween season, all-around conten

Over 51 years since the signing of Proclamation No. 1081, which marked the beginning of the late former President and dictator Ferdinand E.

For the past 23 years, Mapúa University (MU) has withstood the test of time, achieving one milestone after another. Behind the success of MU

Mapúa University (MU) is recognized for its excellence in engineering, technology, and architecture — fields typically dominated by men. In

Environmental activism is fast gaining momentum among the youth — the enabling force that can make a difference in fostering lasting changes

Mapúans pride themselves on doing the impossible. Keeping up with the notorious quarterm system, burning the midnight oil, pulling all-night