The Office of the Vice President for Academics and Research Services, headed by Dr. Mary Grace Leongson, in collaboration with the Student Welfare and Development Office, initiated the Kumustahan 2023 in the Mother Gabriel Meeting Room on April 27, 2023. The event was dedicated to lending an ear to suggestions of the Paulinian community on what can be improved in the school. 

For the first time, the Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) strand students of SPU Manila launched MonoPAULy, a project that “aims to equip the students of today with a wide variety of knowledge in the rich industry of finances, marketing, economics, business, and more.”

It is so exciting that Paulinians are now introduced to ODILO, your e-library that is one click away! It is a database platform that organizes ebooks, audiobooks, and other learning resources into one place. The company is from Spain and it offers proposals to various schools, including SPUM. It is a project by the SPC Education Ministry under the ONE SPCEM project, and it has now made its way into our dear institution.

Students from the Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) track of the Senior High School Department are often overlooked and stereotyped. But the Grade 12 HUMSS students of St. Paul University Manila aim to change that narrative by showcasing what a HUMSS student can do, one post at a time through “YouMeNista,” a culminating project and social initiative.

The 30th National Astronomy Week, spearheaded by the Philippine Astronomical Society (PAS), Inc., was held in St. Paul University Manila on March 4, 2023. This year’s theme was “Breaking Barriers in Philippine Astronomy: Overcoming Adversity for a Better and Sustainable Development,” which aimed to educate and tackle the importance of research and discoveries that contribute to the sustainability of life here on earth through Astronomy.