What if you could walk through the very streets imagined by our national hero? What if the fictional world of 'Noli Me ...

After earning a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Certificate in Land Surveying at the Ateneo, he entered the University of Santo Tomas (UST) but was unsure ... "Junto al Pasig" ("Along the Pasig," ...

Rizal’s first biography, “Retanna’s Vida y Escritos del Dr. Rizal,” mentioned that Mariano Ponce, a close friend of Rizal, related that Rizal’s last poem was secreted in his alcohol lamp.

He entered politics for the first time in his home province of Ilocos Norte in 1981, as a 23-year-old vice-governor. The Marcos family returned from exile in 1991 and began to astutely revamp its ...

The life of the subversive novelist José Rizal proves that sometimes the pen really is mightier than the sword. ... colonial ports were opened to foreign trade, and foreigners were allowed to enter ...

At Ateneo, Rizal harnessed his high aptitude in art, science, mathematics, philosophy, languages, geography, and history and graduated with distinction four years later. He would spend the rest of his ...

Rizal’s 1888 visit becomes relevant today with the rise of anti-Asian hate in the US that stems from the pandemic and a ridiculous US president who called COVID-19 the “Chinese virus.” Rizal noted ...

Jun entered college at a politically charged period. He joined the Ateneo Catechetical Instruction League (ACIL) and the Student Catholic Action (SCA). Due perhaps to his encounters with the military ...

Ateneo takes prides in being a "center of excellence for higher learning that is globally competitive while Asian in perspective." Its list of notable alumni is led by the national hero Jose Rizal, ...

After leading Ateneo to UAAP titles right in his first two years in college, Francisco easily made it to the 19-under national team in 1989 that finished third in the Asian Youth Championship held ...