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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 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.

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.

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

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

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

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