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Geloy Concepcion’s Things You Wanted To Say But Never Did comes to the Ateneo Art Gallery this 18 April 2026. After receiving almost 300,000 messages
The Ateneo Law School (ALS) is part of a global consortium under the Erasmus+ programme through the CALSADA R.S.D. Project —a collaborative initiative that seeks
QS Subject Rankings 2026: Ateneo in top 100 for theology; ranked in 7 subject areas
Ateneo de Manila University is among the top institutions in seven subject areas, and among the top 100 for theological and religious studies, according to
Jesuit universities launch global research collaboration at inaugural GRAJU symposium in Manila
Scholars and research leaders from Jesuit universities around the world gathered in Manila for the Inaugural Symposium of the Global Research Alliance of Jesuit Universities
Dr Alfredo RA ‘Alran’ Bengzon (20 October 1935 – 3 March 2026 ) (Memo U2526-076)
(Memo #U2526-076) With deep sadness, we inform the University community of the passing of Dr Alfredo RA ‘Alran’ Bengzon on 3 March 2026.
Invitation to venerate First-Class Relic of St Ignatius at AJHS St Stanislaus Kostka Chapel
Ateneo de Manila Junior High School is honored to host a First-Class Relic — a bone fragment — of St Ignatius of Loyola, founder of...
Ateneo SALT & TFI hold Canvas onboarding workshop for teachers
On 30 July 2025, the Ateneo Institute for the Science & Art of Learning & Teaching (SALT) partnered with the Teachers’ Formation Institute (TFI) in...
[Ateneo Press Review Crew] Abaca Frontier: History’s Rope-line
On my second trip to Davao in 2015 for the Philippine International Literary Festival, I realized, with some surprise, how culturally diverse the city was...
[Ateneo Press Review Crew] Fossils, Folklores, and the Filipino: Resil Mojares’ Enigmatic Objects as a Reclamation of the Stolen World
Resil Mojares’s Enigmatic Objects is a book that doesn’t just recount history, it also recovers the feelings and the forgotten frameworks through which our history...
Ateneo futurists envision AI-powered food stalls, sari-sari stores
Ateneo de Manila University’s Business Insights Laboratory for Development (BUILD) is looking at ways for artificial intelligence (AI) to augment and enhance—rather than replace—human labor in small businesses, which make up the bulk of the Philippine economy.
[Ateneo Press Review Crew] Revisiting the Republic’s Sadness: On Eric Gamalinda’s My Sad Republic
It is only in the inherent duality of my life as someone who studies Philippine Studies and who works as a journalist, have I realized...
Ateneo Law kicks off its academic year with Dean’s Hour for all year levels
On 4 August 2025, the Ateneo de Manila University School of Law formally began its regular classes for all year levels today, marking the start...
EAGLE SCOUT | ISSUE NO. 25-12
NEWS | NBI Rescues Minors, Dismantles Online Child Abuse Ring in Tarlac 16 June 2025 PHILIPPINES – The National Bureau of Investigation rescued 10 minors...
OSCI conducts livelihood trainings; continues service to and gratitude for long-time partner communities
For the second time this year, the Office for Social Concern and Involvement, together with the Office of the Assistant Vice President for Social and...
[AGS] Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa
Paglinang sa Filipino at Katutubong Wika: Makasaysayan sa Pagkakaisa ng Bansa “ Mahal ko ang Pilipinas.” Mariin nating binibigkas ang mga salitang ito tuwing umaga...
Ateneo Breakthroughs sparks discussion on disinformation and online hate
How do online and offline narratives — from political speeches to news coverage to social media talk — make and unmake a democracy? This is
