(ABR. 1)—Sa kanyang huling taon ng panunungkulan bilang direktor ng Sentro ng Wikang Filipino UP Diliman (SWF-UPD), iniulat ni Prop. Rommel B. Rodriguez, PhD noong Mar. 29 sa Oblation Lounge, University Hotel ang mga nasimulan, natapos at kasalukuyang tinatapos ng yunit na mga proyekto at gawain sa ilalim ng kanyang termino. Sinimulan ni Rodriguez ang […]

(FEB. 15)—Contaminants of emerging concern have been found in the Pampanga River basin according to researches made by UP Diliman graduate students.  According to the 2011 book “Risks of Hazardous Wastes” by Paul E. Rosenfeld and Lydia G.H. Feng, emerging contaminants “are synthetic or naturally occurring chemicals or any microorganisms that are not commonly monitored […]

(FEB. 15)—Contaminants of emerging concern have been found in the Pampanga River basin according to researches made by UP Diliman graduate students.  According to the 2011 book “Risks of Hazardous Wastes” by Paul E. Rosenfeld and Lydia G.H. Feng, emerging contaminants “are synthetic or naturally occurring chemicals or any microorganisms that are not commonly monitored […]

(JAN. 24)— Science Diliman Volume 30, No. 2 (2018) is now online. The current issue has four articles and a short communication. “Survival and Growth of Re-attached Storm-generated Coral Fragments Post Super-typhoon Haiyan (a.k.a. Yolanda)” by Jonathan A. Anticamara and Barron Cedric A. Tan discusses the re-attachment of 43 species of coral fragments to sturdy […]

(JAN. 23) — The latest copy of Social Science Diliman (SSD), is now available online.   Inside the July-December 2018 issue are five articles that tackle health issues in the Asia-Pacific region in the 20th and 21st centuries.  The issue also has two book reviews: Aitor Anduaga’s “Cyclones and earthquakes: The Jesuits, prediction, trade, and […]

(JAN. 23) — The latest copy of Social Science Diliman (SSD), is now available online.   Inside the July-December 2018 issue are five articles that tackle health issues in the Asia-Pacific region in the 20th and 21st centuries.  The issue also has two book reviews: Aitor Anduaga’s “Cyclones and earthquakes: The Jesuits, prediction, trade, and […]

(JAN. 23) — Seven articles and a film review featured in the “Humanities Diliman: July to December 2018 issue” (HD Vol. 15 No. 2) are now available online.  The articles are “In Court, On Air, On Trial: The Impeachment of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona as Social Drama” by Junesse d.R. Crisostomo; “The Migrant […]

(JAN. 23) — Seven articles and a film review featured in the “Humanities Diliman: July to December 2018 issue” (HD Vol. 15 No. 2) are now available online.  The articles are “In Court, On Air, On Trial: The Impeachment of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona as Social Drama” by Junesse d.R. Crisostomo; “The Migrant […]

(AUG. 24) — Are collectors in the Philippines still allowed to own rare and unique pieces?  Yes, according to the paper “Ceramics make strange bedfellows: The contributions of the Oriental Ceramics Society of the Philippines to Philippine Archaeology.”  The research by archaeologist and UP Archaeological Studies Program (ASP) faculty Prof. Grace L. Barretto-Tesoro, PhD, cleared […]

(May 10)— “Humanities Diliman: January to June 2018 issue” (HD Vol. 15 No. 1) is now available online. The latest issue of UP Diliman’s (UPD) official internationally-refereed journal in the Arts and Humanities has six articles and one book review.  The articles are: “Luwa: Entanglement in the Origin, Form, and Meaning of Balayan’s Oral Tradition” […]