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FU awarded sustainable, eco-friendly school in PH

May 7, 2026

Foundation University emerged victorious in its bid in the National Search for Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Schools as it shared the honor with only four other universities among 78 public and private schools across all levels in the country.

Random acts of kindness

May 7, 2026

We are currently living in a troubling and turbulent world, with war, violence, and natural disasters inflicting pain and causing turmoil and suffering all over the globe.

National PRISAA Games

May 6, 2026

The week ahead will be a busy one for the local sports media and enthusiasts with the staging of the National Private Schools Athletic Association Games in Bacolod City on May 9-16.

The Commission that can’t be cancelled

May 6, 2026

After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to His disciples over a period of forty days. He taught them, ate with them, and prepared them for the mission ahead.

PH: Rising global AI capital

May 6, 2026

The emerging AI-Manufacturing Zone in Clark Freeport Zone represents more than a bold infrastructure project—it signals a decisive shift in the nation’s economic trajectory.

Fiesta time

April 30, 2026

By the looks of it, summer has provocatively come to us. Health experts have warned that starting this week until the middle of May, the heat index would be at its highest.

Public education & governance

April 30, 2026

There are probably no parents anywhere on the planet who don’t wish for their children to receive a quality education.

Healthier Hinoba-an

April 29, 2026

With the inauguration of the Hinobaan-an District Hospital, residents of the southernmost town in the province have now access to better and more expanded health services.

Blessed are those who believe

April 29, 2026

One week after the resurrection, Thomas was still doubting. He had missed Jesus’ first appearance to the disciples.

Rich country pretending to be poor

April 29, 2026

The observation of the late Senator Blas Ople, former labor secretary, that Philippines is “a rich country pretending to be poor”—remains one of the most compelling descriptions of the nation’s enduring paradox.

FU awarded sustainable, eco-friendly school in PH

Random acts of kindness

National PRISAA Games

The Commission that can’t be cancelled

PH: Rising global AI capital

Fiesta time

Public education & governance

Healthier Hinoba-an

Blessed are those who believe

Rich country pretending to be poor

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