Category: Features

THE BEDistang Aktibong Naglilingkod (BedAN) party has had a history of going up against the ROAR party, being the only two recognized parties from the past numerous elections. Currently the only party in the running, the BedAN party continues to lead the Student Executive Council (SEC) after the pandemic. Its slate with a new set of faces, save for a few, will face the spotlight as they stride towards their positions. Get to know them, their goals, and their aspirations as they answer questions from THE BEDAN HERALD.

GET to know the independent candidates for the upcoming elections! In an interview with THE BEDAN HERALD, the students who had their eyes set on the Student Executive Council (SEC) presidency for the next term opened their doors for us to get a view of who they were and what they planned to do.

On April 1, a local takoyaki store, “Taragis,” posted a challenge on their Facebook page, offering P100,000 to anyone tattooing the store’s logo on their forehead. Upon clicking on the picture of the now-deleted post, it was revealed that it was intended to be a joke for April Fools.

REACHING for the crown, the candidates for Mr. and Ms. Psychology 2024: “The Crystal Gems” ended the Bedan Psychological Society’s (BPS) “Psychweek” festivities with a bang as they battled it out to see who was the fairest of them all.

NO one moves with a groove like Bedanz on a stove. Wait, stove doesn’t rhyme there, but whatever it was they were cooking had them serving looks and turning eyes on the dancefloor as they owned the grounds of Chang Kai Shek on the 24th of February, 2024 for the 54th Women’s National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (WNCAA) Street Dance Competition.

WITH heartfelt gratitude and excitement, the San Beda College Alabang (SBCA) community welcomes the start of a new era as the Engineering program takes its place within the esteemed walls of the St. Bede building, this Academic Year 2023-2024.

DUE dates for academics are still on a student’s reminder list, but for some, dates are meant differently for this month of love, February. Love comes when you least expect it, they say. But being a learner will always be a priority. However, for some, love can no longer be denied, that’s when love and learning collide with one another.

THE brightest shades of red and pink colored every place. Roses, tulips, sunflowers, and many more flowers decorated the halls, with everything shaped like hearts. Treats dipped in the sweetest of chocolates to give someone dear. With a checklist to celebrate a day filled with love and adoration, the last thing to plan was the location.

THE Year of the Dragon has dawned upon us again, marking a time of vibrant festivities and cherished traditions for Filipinos across the country. As we celebrate Chinese New Year, we induce our unique customs and rituals, creating a colorful amalgamation of cultural heritage. Let’s explore the combined traditions that come alive during this festive occasion.

LAST Jan. 17-24, San Beda College Alabang (SBCA) held its annual Sto Nino festivities to commemorate the arrival of Catholicism in the Philippines. However, one cannot celebrate the success of an event without thanking the people behind it—the Pista ng Sto. Niño 2024 themed “Dakilang Gabay sa Pagsasamang Paglalakbay” owes its success to the countless individuals who made it possible.