i don’t even know if this will ever get approved, but i just want to remind everyone to please never trust a guy solely because he has a good educational background, comes from a prestigious university, or has money.

honestly, it’s so hard for me to even open up about what happened, especially knowing that he’s from ateneo, comes from a wealthy family, and is already in his fourth year. meanwhile, i’m only 18, barely middle class, and living with diagnosed mental disorders. it’s intimidating to think about how different our circumstances are and how much harder it feels for someone like me to speak up.

sometimes, i can’t help but feel like i’ll never be able to tell my side of the story while someone like him gets to continue living his life, building his future, and enjoying all the privileges that come with his background, as if nothing ever happened. and that thought alone is exhausting.

i hate that being heard can feel so much harder when you’re a woman who already belongs to a marginalized sector. i hate that someone’s reputation, wealth, and educational background can make it even more difficult to speak about what happened to you.

i just wish things were different. no one should have to feel like their voice matters less simply because they have less power, money, or privilege than the person they’re trying to speak up about.

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Today, October 16, is the last day of the voting period for the Freshman and 2nd RGLSOSS Special Elections. Exercise your right to vote, freshies and SOSS students! Poll stations are located at Zen Garden and SEC-C foyer, 9AM - 5PM. You may also cast your votes online.

To quote Mr. Gerry Lanuza, the school election is not a commodity that we can boycott. The lack of student participation hurts nobody else but the studentry itself. Boycotting only robs us of the opportunity to have our voices heard.

I might be at risk of failing one of my math courses for the second time and I think I may have to retake it on the next semester. Is there a limit to how many times a student can retake a specific subject? Thanks.

i just ordered an replacement ateneo id now (oct 15, 2026). when do i get it i think its counted as late na ata tho. but i wanna know how long I can get it. thankyouuu!

hi guys, freshie here! does anyone know about the condo mentioned above and what r ur thoughts on it? currently staying at myplace and we're planning to leave but the location is js too good to let go 😔

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hi, if you get withdrawn from a natsci lec class, do you automatically also get withdrawn from lab?

It’s at Torre Lorenzo. Wala kasi masyadong reviews about them. Planning to try out their food kasi it looks healthy.

Hii the only government id i have is a passport which might be too risky to bring outside, I also lost my school id recently so I can’t surrender that huhu Pwede ba mag leave ng IDs like Campus Press ID/UAAP ID/Highschool ID instead? Yun lang kasi meron ako na may full name and picture :’)

I'm currently writing a paper about campus food choices, specifically looking into the accessibility and overall quality of healthy food options in Ateneo.

While the university has official guidelines under the healthy cafeteria initiative, is it really easy to find truly healthy food on campus? Are there enough options for veggies, balanced macros, or specific dietary needs (vegan, vegetarian, etc.)? If it is easy, is it affordable?

Additionally, what are your go-to healthy spots inside campus? Or do you often have to go outside just to get a proper and healthier meal?

Can be inside or outside campus. I have been spending way too much on food almost 200 a day just for my lunch, is there any place I can get lunch for cheap.

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Hello, would like to ask saan applicable yung 10 peso discount kpg may food container na dala. Is it only for gonz? Wb ISO? Every food option sa gonz ba? And has anyone made use of this?

hi! was wondering if u guys received confirmation if we'd have no classes from nov 16 - nov 18 based on proclamation no. 1447 s. 2026 declaring that it would be a special non working holiday. was just debating whether i could go home to my hometown on those days

Hello, everyone! We are students taking DecSci 25, and we can really use some feedback on our Innovation Opportunity product.

Problem: 
Have you ever spent so much time deciding where to eat that you end up choosing the same old restaurants anyway? Between scrolling through different apps, checking online reviews, or deciding with your friend group on "Where do you guys wanna eat?" choosing meals can be both tiring and overwhelming.

Our Idea: Chews Wisely
A personalized restaurant recommendation app that helps eliminate the daily struggle of deciding where to eat solo or with friends. Instead of spending time scrolling through various apps and asking by word of mouth to find the perfect restaurant for you and your friends, our app aims to become a one-stop shop for all your dining needs. 

Unlike typical restaurant discovery apps, ours would:

• Recommend restaurants based on your food preferences, budget, and dietary needs.
• Have a group preferences section where group members can add their desired lunch spot/cuisine to be considered by the entire group
• Suggest nearby restaurants based on your current location
• Provide recommendations depending on the time of day (breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snacks) 
• Consolidate restaurant reviews from different platforms so you don’t have to search everywhere. 
• Help you discover underrated restaurants and hidden gems!
• At the end of the year, a “Food Wrapped” feature provides users with a personalized summary of their dining experiences, highlighting their most frequently eaten cuisine and the restaurants they visited the most throughout the year.

Our group’s goal is to reduce decision fatigue by making restaurant recommendations more personalized, proactive, and convenient. We want people to spend less time fighting and figuring out where to eat and more time actually enjoying their meals.

Would you personally find an app like this useful? 

Would you use an app like this?
Which feature would matter the most to you, and what feature would be unnecessary?
What would stop you from being a user of this app?
What would be the biggest feature missing from an idea like this?

We’re still in the conceptualization stage, so we’d really appreciate your honest thoughts, suggestions, and criticisms about our idea.

Thank you so much!

hi! does anyone know someone who took up a minor in gender studies? ive been thinking about taking it for some time now but i want to ideally hear some people/someone’s experience with taking it muna !!

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Helppp me. How will I commute from Ateneo to LST? 3yrs ago pa last visit ko sa admu huhu. It's inside the campus right? Anong convenient entry points para mas mapadali pagpunta don? Tysm in advance!

hi! which is the best cafe around katip for locking in, with a not so noisy environment to study in? 😅 thanks!! would appreciate any suggestions tbh!

Hello! Is applying for Fin-Aid as a non-incoming freshie possible? If so, when? I didn't get to apply during my acet application and wanted to know if it was still possible now. Thank you!

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For context: a week ago, i took my first math midterms and had a relatively easy time (at least for the first 7 questions). as i got to the last question (the a question), i felt helpless since it was the first time i had encountered a question like that. i understood the logic and how i could've gone about solving, but figuring it out on the spot would've taken me more than the entire duration of the test. (skill issue ba 'to? likeeeeeee)

but anyway, the question is (as per the title of this post), where do these a-questions come from? are there any key authors that the math department references when coming up with these questions?

i calculated my grade and with enough effort, i should be able to bring it up to an A. nag-iisang sagabal nalang tlga ung A-question sa finals niyan kaya kailangan ko tlga siyang paghandaan.