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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.
40 Days of Lent: Day 11
"In this time of Lent when we are being invited to feel and recognize God’s presence more, perhaps we can begin by looking at this very fundamental aspect of our faith and journey: the name, and therefore feelings and beliefs, that we associate with the One who called and named us first."
[New from the Press] Packaged Food, Packaged Life: Corporate Food in Metro Manila Slums
The new book Packaged Food, Packaged Life examines the sociohistorical roots of corporate packaged food consumption in Metro Manila slums
[New from the Press] Abaca Frontier: The Socioeconomic and Cultural Transformation of Davao, 1898–1941
Multidisciplinary work, Abaca Frontier: The Socioeconomic and Cultural Transformation of Davao, 1898–1941, by historian Patricia Irene Dacudao is now available at the Ateneo University Press.
[New from the Press] Tales of the Post-Plantation: Unlikely Protagonists of Modern Philippine Banana History
The Ateneo University Press is proud to announce that Robin Thiers’ Tales of the Post-Plantation: Unlikely Protagonists of Modern Philippine Banana History is now available.
Two IPP Trainers' Training Labs offered by GBSEALD
Jesuit Education Australia (JEA) invited GBSEALD Dean Fr Johnny Go SJ and ATC Director Rita Atienda to conduct two Learning by Refraction training workshops in...
40 Days of Lent: Day 12
"How have you lost and been lost? What of your true self and deepest desire do you need to regain? Which choices and actions before you should you take to accept Jesus’ salvation and return to the Lord’s embrace? God did not give up on us, never gives up on us and will never give up on us."
[New from the Press] The Ravaged World: The Short Fiction of Rosario de Guzman-Lingat
New literary publication of renowned Philippine-studies scholar Soledad S. Reyes, The Ravaged World , now available from Ateneo University Press The Ravaged World: The Short...
Urban agriculture and environment experts shine in LS OSCI-sponsored TALAB classes
In line with this year’s Talakayang Alay sa Bayan (TALAB) theme in building inclusive and sustainable futures, the Loyola Schools Office for Social Concern and...
Officer-in-Charge, Office of the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (OVPLS Memo)
27 March 2023 MEMO TO: The Loyola Schools Community FROM: [Sgd] Maria Luz C Vilches PhD Vice President for the Loyola Schools RE: Officer-in-Charge, Office...
Araw ng Kagitingan
Isang mapayapang araw sa lahat! Sa 9 Abril 2023 ay ipagdiriwang ang ika-81 taong anibersaryo ng Araw ng Kagitingan. Ang tema ngayong taon ay: "Kagitingan...
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
