Professor Rey Donne S. Papa, PhD, Dean of the College of Science, was feted with the 2025 Gregorio
Inst. Hansson G. Labisig, MA, a PhD candidate at the University of Santo Tomas Graduate School and academic
Within Australia, particularly the Archdiocese of Adelaide, is a group of elderly Filipino women who were once mail-order
Four nursing students from Chungbuk Health and Science University, South Korea are in town for a six-week Special
Ensuring inclusive education program success requires an evaluation of the excellence of service providers, including occupational therapists. In
Inst. Vitus Paul L. de Jesus, LPT, PhD of the Department of Mathematics and Physics, presented two research
How have Filipinos expressed grief alongside the technological means available to them? How does this development align with
A team of UST researchers discovered two tarantula species, Orphnaecus libmanan and Orphnaecus tangcongvaca, in the forest grounds
A team of sustainability researchers from UST’s Research Center for Social Sciences and Education recently published a paper
Within Taal Lake is the much-loved yet endangered Sardinella tawilis. The much-loved fish delicacy is a staple of
In a talk entitled “The Philippine Pursuit of Human Dignity: A Legal-Religious Dialogue,” Professor Marites Rano-Redoña, PhD of
When overseas Filipino workers send home their hard-earned money to loved ones, one will think that the money
In May 2025, Professor Jove Jim S. Aguas, PhD, and Assistant Professor Blaise D. Ringor, PhD, participated in
In a solemn conferment rite on May 1, 2024, UST Rector Very Rev. Fr. Richard G. Ang, O.P.
How can schools promote sustainability using a whole-person and whole-school approach? This question was answered during the April
In a newly published interdisciplinary study, scholars from the University of Santo Tomas (UST) demonstrate how modern science
Four researches conducted since the pandemic have helped form the recently-feted Quezon City Kabahagi Center’s flexicoaching program, which
A group of Thomasian researchers working with partners in Romblon State University and Theraposid Research Team in Germany
How can the non-ordained, the lay faithful, engage in preaching the faith? This was the question tackled in
Will commuters continue to patronize ride-hailing services that can be booked through apps, licensed as part of the
Senior high school students and college students surveyed by Prof. Rosalyn G. Mirasol, PhD of the Research Center
