This year's graduating class draws inspiration from Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle, Supreme Court Associate Justice Mariano del Castillo, and ALS Dean Emeritus and Hall of Fame Awardee, Fr. Joaquin Bernas.

The truth is, my dear Ateneans, you are a child of God who happens to be a lawyer, not a lawyer who happens to be a child of God.

For the first time ever, neither Ateneo nor UP will represent the country in the International Rounds of the Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.

NovemBar it is. The Supreme Court on Tuesday officially announced the rescheduling of the 2015 Philippine Bar examinations from October, to November this year. The announcement was coursed through the official Twitter account of...

There seems to be no end to the enlistment woes of Ateneans. Early tonight, a technical glitch muddled the online enlistment for the Alternative Class Program (ACP) scheduled on January 29, 2015. The website...

For the second time this year, the website of the Ateneo Law School became the victim of a cyber attack. This time around, the individual accounts of the student and faculty access modules have been compromised. A...

It is official. Dean Sedfrey M. Candelaria has three more years to continue the reforms he initiated in the Ateneo Law School.

PALLAS, the annual arts and literary folio of The Palladium, emerged as a finalist at the recently concluded 36th Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA) held Wednesday night, October 29, 2014, at the GSIS Theater in Pasay City....

“WAG KAYO matakot magsalita (don’t be afraid to speak out). That’s why we are trying to listen to you.” Dean Sedfrey Candelaria gave this assurance to student leaders airing out their concerns and grievances...

Such is how Cynthia Roxas-del Castillo has perfected her craft. She gets the work done, without having to overdo it.

A couple of years ago, fresh from the laidback world of college, I decided to start a blog. At first, I didn’t know what to write about. My first few posts ranged from mundane rants,...

The much-ballyhooed Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP) provided fresh fodder to the chronic misunderstanding between the Aquino administration and the judiciary. This stemmed from the Supreme Court’s landmark decision on the matter, Araullo v. Aquino...

How can we claim to be resilient, when despite everything that had happened, it still didn’t effect any change in us? Being resilient, in the truest sense of the word, is the exact opposite...