The program is supported by the Royal Academy of Engineering in London through its Leaders in Innovation Fellowships (LIF) program.

The Innovation Lab will bring together 150 high-potential students and academic staff from across the
country, where they will engage in a structured innovation process and be mentored by local and
international experts.

Selected participants will advance to a 3-month prototyping fellowship, with the opportunity to represent the Philippines in the LIF Global Program in the UK.

Aligned with the University鈥檚 goals in innovation and entrepreneurship, this event will further strengthen TOMASInno鈥檚 role as UST鈥檚 Technology Business Incubator while promoting global collaboration.

UNLEASH, an international non-profit that empowers youth to develop innovative
solutions to the world鈥檚 most pressing challenges. UNLEASH was previously held at premier institutions such as Nanyang Technological University (Singapore), Infosys Mysuru Campus (India), and the University of Greenland.

Apply now at before July 2.

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The event carries the theme, CONVERSATIONS: Catholic Theological Perspectives on Dialogue and Encounter and will feature three presentations that explore the Catholic perspectives on dialogue with other religious traditions and cultures. 

The morning session will offer a glimpse of the rich world of ancient biblical commentaries, as it presents the differences and remarkable parallels between the interpretations of Genesis found in early rabbinic Midrashim (specifically Genesis Rabbah) and the influential patristic commentaries of figures like John Chrysostom.

This lecture will not only shed light on their distinct exegetical techniques but also reveal their shared messages of hope and resilience in uncertain times, offering insights relevant to contemporary audiences. 

In the afternoon, the discussion will shift to contemporary challenges. It will begin with a presentation on the call of Pope Francis to foster a Culture of Encounter (CoE) that seeks to heal human relationships damaged by a prevailing 鈥渃ulture of indifference.鈥� Pope Francis鈥檚 CoE is presented as a framework for intercultural theology, presented through three interconnected stages: conscientization, conversion, and action, guiding individuals and communities toward deeper mutual understanding and solidarity. 

The last lecture will present the essential preliminaries of comparative theology, aiming to lay down the principles of 鈥榗omparison鈥� that pave the way for a more fruitful engagement and theologizing. It will argue that in the Catholic tradition, theological dialogue is not only about engaging with traditions other than ours (ad extra), but is also about dialogue ad intra, where the development of Catholic doctrines is a fruit of the Church鈥檚 engagement with traditions and cultures across her long history. The lecture will argue that, in the Catholic tradition, theologizing has always been dialogical. 

Those interested are encouraged to pre-register for the event. You may use either the QR Code provided on the poster or this link:  .

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As one of the five featured Philippine universities invited to join the academic engagement component of the celebration, UST will participate in the following activities:

May 31, 2025:

• Academic Forum at the Philippine Center on Fifth Avenue, with representatives from Philippine universities and the Filipino diaspora in the United States.

June 1, 2025:

• Holy Mass and Flag Ceremony at the Philippine Consulate General
• Grand Parade and Cultural Festival along Madison Avenue
• University Exhibit and Information Booth (26th Street, between Madison and Park Avenues)

June 2, 2025:

• Meeting with NYC High School Administrators and College Advisors to introduce study opportunities at UST for prospective students in the region

UST’s participation highlights its commitment to academic diplomacy, cultural engagement, and the formation of globally competent students rooted in Catholic tradition.

The event was organized by the Philippine Independence Day Council, Inc. (PIDCI), in cooperation with the Consulate General of the Philippines.

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As a prelude to the main event, USTAAI, in collaboration with OAR, UST Museum, and USTPax Romana 鈥� Tourism and Hospitality Management Unit, will be launching a Marian Exhibit on May 2, 2025, 09:00AM, at the Ground Floor Lobby of the Buenaventura Garcia Paredes, O.P. Building (BGPOP). As a Pontifical and Catholic University of the Philippines, UST remains steadfast in its mission to nurture devotion and spirituality within the community.

Aligned by the Church鈥檚 declaration of the Year 2025 as the Year of Hope, the exhibit seeks to inspire the faithful, highlighting Mother Mary鈥檚 unwavering presence as a source of hope and comfort in our journey with the theme, 鈥淚nang Maria: Kalakbay Tungo sa Pag-asa.鈥� Marian sculptures made by Thomasian artists Willy Tadeo Layug and Patrick Naval will be displayed together with images from different churches in Metro Manila and nearby provinces until May 8, 2025.

USTAAI and OAR鈥檚 annual vibrant joint celebration of Flores de Mayo and the Thomasian Alumni Grand Santacruzan will be held on May 8, 2025, at 03:00PM at the Santisimo Rosario Parish 鈥� UST and UST Grounds, respectively. The program will begin with Flower offering to the Blessed Virgin Mary followed by the Parade of Queens around the campus.

The event will culminate with a Gala Dinner at 06:00PM at the Dr. Robert C. Sy Grand Ballroom, BGPOP Building, UST Manila.
Thomasian entrepreneur Joel Cruz will be the Hermano Mayor and the major sponsor for this year鈥檚 event in celebration of the 25th anniversary of his perfume company, Aficionado.

The Flores de Mayo festivities aim to provide an opportunity for the alumni to actively take part in the social occasion, to be engaged with the university events, and for the students to experience and learn more about this colorful religious tradition. The Thomasian Alumni Grand Santacruzan was launched in 2019 but halted in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and was later resumed in 2023. The flower offering to the Virgin Mary continued during the pandemic in 2021 and 2022 at the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Abandoned, Sta. Ana, Manila and Santisimo Rosario Parish 鈥揢ST, Manila, respectively.

The Hermano and Hermana Mayores from the past editions were UST High School Alumni Association Former President Emelito Malabanan in 2019, UST Engineering alumna and finance expert Engr. Daisy Serrano in 2023, and UST AB alumna and IPM Construction & Development CEO and Chairperson Isabelita Paredes-Mercado in 2024.

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The University of Hawai鈥檌 at Hilo and the 色鸡导航 College of Education, Manila, Philippines are co-organizing the 4th International Conference on Multidisciplinary Filipino Studies (ICMFS) to be held on 25-27 September 2025 at the Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, OP Auditorium, UST, Espa帽a, Manila.

With the theme, 鈥淔ilipino for Sustainable Development鈥� (Filipino para sa Sostenibleng Pag-
unlad), the conference aims to (1) foster collaboration and scholarly exchange among the local,
regional, and international scholars, practitioners, students, policymakers, researchers, and
other stakeholders of Filipino and Philippine Studies; (2) provide a platform for a meaningful
dialogue and deeper understanding of the major issues, events, and other processes related to
the Filipinos; and (3) establish a legacy of scholarship on the Filipinos in the Philippines and the
diaspora.

To register and to know more about the Conference, please visit https://hilo.hawaii.edu/conferences/icmfs/

The event is part of the 100th Founding Anniversary of the College with the theme, 鈥淔rom
Foundations to Futures: A Century of Excellence.鈥�

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The event aims to highlight the intersection between science and faith, demonstrating how these two fields complement and enrich one another.

The invited speakers for this forum will offer knowledge from natural sciences, theology, philosophy, and ethics.

National Scientist Rev. fr. Bienvenido F. Nebres S.J., PhD will lecture on “Encounters: Science and Faith, Understanding and Meaning”.

Archbishop of Cagayan de Oro Jose A. Cabantan, D.D., will lecture on “Faith and Science: A Personal Account and Theological Reflection”.

Academician Jaime C. Montoya, PhD will lecture on “Navigating Relationships through the Prism of Faith and Health Sciences”.

Dominican Molecular Biologist Rev. fr. Nicanor Pier Giorgio R. Austriaco, O.P., PhD will offer his insights on “When did Adam Appear in Evolutionary History?”

Fr. Felix Delos Reyes, O.P., PhD will discuss “Philosophy as the Foundation of Other Sciences: Revisiting the Discourse of the Thomasian Thomist Norberto del Prado, O.P. (1852-1918)”.

Prof. Jove Jim S. Aguas, PhD will share his insights on the life of “St. Albert the Great as the Universal Doctor and his Relevance to Science”.

Lastly, Prof. Marciana Agnes G. Ponsaran, PhD will talk about “Rhetoric and Reticence: Vision and Values in Nanotechnology”.

Scan the QR Code in the poster to register and know more about the details.

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The Anarygroi FMS Foundation, Inc. and Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, in partnership with the City of Manila Local Government Unit, invite you to its inaugural historic fun run called “Run Through the Past, Race for the Future!” on March 30, 2025, from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m.

To register, you may visit the Anargyroi: FMS Foundation, Inc. office, Room 118 of the St. Martin de Porres Building, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday to Friday and from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday.

You may also register online by scanning the QR code on the poster or using this link: https://racetechph.com/鈥�/run-through-the-past-race-for.

As you explore the history of UST, you are also helping people in need because the proceeds of this marathon will be earmarked in support of the indigent patients of Manila.

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This conference is also the St. Thomas Aquinas Forum and the 12th Leonardo Legaspi, O.P. Lecture.

To speak in the conference are Dominican priests frs. John William Emery, O.P., Adrian Adiredjo, O.P., and Nicanor Pier Giorgio Austriaco, O.P.

For more details, .

Registration for the Conference (either onsite or online) is free and is now open until February 10, 2025. You may click this link to register: or scan the QR Code provided on the poster. For inquiries, please contact the Secretariat through Email (aquinasconferences@ust.edu.ph) or Telephone (+63-2-3406-1611 loc. 8659.

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Join us for insightful talks from esteemed plenary speakers, an exciting general assembly, and a special recognition ceremony to honor our generous benefactors who have contributed to the growth and success of the Faculty and students through donations and scholarships.

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Embark on a unique cultural odyssey into the pioneering legacy of Elio Antonio de Nebrija, a renowned Spanish grammarian whose contributions profoundly influenced linguistic milestones in the Philippines and the world. Nebrija’s works inspired the creation of missionary grammar and vocabulary for native Amerindian and Philippine languages.

Instituto Cervantes previously displayed this exhibit in Intramuros from March 12 to July 20, 2024. The exhibit is an adaptation of the Nebrija exhibition by the National Library of Spain, commemorating the quincentennial anniversary of Nebrija鈥檚 legacy. Featuring immersive panels and rare book displays, the exhibition vividly showcases Nebrija鈥檚 cultural contributions and contextualizes his influence on the earliest grammars of Philippine vernacular languages, shaped by his pioneering teachings.

Recognized as the oldest library in the country, the Miguel de Benavides Library houses several works of Nebrija, including Collectanea de variis auctoribus (1541-1549), the two-volume Dictionarium redivivum (1754), and Aelii Antonii Nebrissenis De Institutione Grammaticae libri quinque (1816), which are now located in the Antonio Vivencio del Rosario UST Heritage Library. Moreover, the Heritage Library also holds numerous works on grammar and dictionaries of various Philippine languages, including Arte de la Lengua Bisaya de la Provincia de Leyte (1663), Arte de la Lengua Tagala y Manual Tagalog (1796), and Arte de la Lengua Zebuana (1836), among others.

Join us at the UST Miguel de Benavides Library to explore Nebrija鈥檚 enduring legacy and profound impact on languages and scholarship in an exhibit that promises to enlighten and inspire, resonating through centuries and across continents

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