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Long before it earned a spot in the Michelin Guide, Aurora restaurant began as a homage from a son.
UST Faculty of Civil Law Dean Nilo Divina said the Makati dining spot was not conceived as a for-profit business, but as a way to honor a mother whose name, memory, and passion for cooking define the restaurant.
Divina said Aurora restaurant came out of two closel...
JOURNALISTS are vital to exposing government corruption and realigning the public’s moral compass, a former UST vice rector said during the thanksgiving Mass marking the Varsitarian’s 98th founding anniversary at the St. Dominic Chapel on Friday, Jan. 16.
Fr. Virgilio Ojoy, O.P., a former Varsitarian associate editor, urged the ‘V’ staff to bring corruption issues to l...
CARDINALS MUST be “in the boat of Peter’s successor” and accompany him to face the “storms of our times,” Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe, O.P., said in his meditation during the first extraordinary consistory of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate on Jan. 7-8.
In his message during the meeting of the pope’s closest collaborators at the Vatican, the former Dominican master general r...
Before he became one of the most recognizable and decorated figures in Philippine comedy and film, Jose Marie Viceral experienced a devastating loss when his father, Reynaldo, a barangay captain in Tondo, Manila, was shot and killed in front of him and his family in 1991.
The tragedy became a defining moment in his life, forcing his mother to work overseas as a caregiv...
SEVEN campus journalists emerge victorious among hundreds of entrants in the 11th UST National Campus Journalism Awards (UNCJA) organized by the Varsitarian.
Named Best In-Depth Report was “She Was Only 16. But She Was Able to Vote,” by Eunicito Barreno of the Philippine Collegian, the official student publication of the University of the Philippines (UP) Dilima...
