#University of Santo Tomas

Articles tagged with «University of Santo Tomas».

Universities & Education
DZST: History of the University of Santo Tomas Radio Station
DZST was the AM radio station of the University of Santo Tomas, operating from 1950 to 1969 on 860 kHz in Manila.
Universities & Education
Thomasian Martyrs: Dominican and Franciscan Saints of the University of Santo Tomas
The 17 Thomasian Martyrs were Dominican and Franciscan priests and bishops associated with the University of Santo Tomas, canonized for thei...
Universities & Education
UST Plaza Mayor: History, Design and Campus Landmark
Overview of UST Plaza Mayor in Manila, its 1945 liberation history, Victorian design, and 2022 tiger statue.
Universities & Education
Arch of the Centuries: UST's Heritage Gate and Campus Traditions
The Arch of the Centuries in Manila is a National Cultural Treasure combining 17th-century ruins and a 1954 replica, central to UST traditio...
Universities & Education
Saint Pier Giorgio Frassati Building: UST's Academic and Technological Hub
The 23-storey Frassati Building in Manila houses UST Senior High School, CICS, and tech centers. Canonized in 2025.
Universities & Education
Thomasian Welcome Walk: Tradition, Route and History
The Thomasian Welcome Walk is an annual University of Santo Tomas event where freshmen pass through the Arch of the Centuries.
Universities & Education
UST Plaza Intramuros: Arch of the Centuries and Campus Landmarks
Profile of UST Plaza Intramuros, featuring the Arch of the Centuries, Fountain of Wisdom, and Fountain of Knowledge.
Universities & Education
UST Golden Tigresses volleyball: History, Championships and Rivalries
Profile of the UST Golden Tigresses, a Philippine collegiate volleyball team with 16 UAAP titles and a storied rivalry with FEU and La Salle...
Universities & Education
UST Paskuhan: History, Traditions and Evolution
Overview of UST Paskuhan, the University of Santo Tomas Christmas celebration since 1991.
Universities & Education
University of Santo Tomas Main Building: Architecture, History and Cultural Heritage
The UST Main Building in Manila is the first earthquake-resistant structure in the Philippines, designed by Fr. Roque Ruaño and completed in...
Provinces
Death of Mark Chua: The Murder That Ended Mandatory ROTC
The 2001 murder of UST student Mark Chua exposed ROTC corruption and led to Republic Act 9163.
History & Culture
Rina Jimenez-David: Journalist, Columnist and Women's Health Advocate
Rina Jimenez-David (1955–2023) was a Filipino journalist and columnist for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, known for her advocacy on women's...
History & Culture
Aida Cruz: First Registered Female Architect in the Philippines
Aida Cruz (1922–2024) was a Filipino architect and the first registered female architect in the Philippines, graduating from UST in 1947.
History & Culture
Fatima Baquiran: Floral Still Lifes and Impasto Technique
Filipino painter Fatima Baquiran is known for her vibrant floral still lifes using impasto acrylics, influenced by Monet and Rembrandt.
History & Culture
Jao Mapa: Acting Career and Fine Arts
Profile of Filipino actor and painter Jao Mapa, known for his Pepsi-Cola ad and University of Santo Tomas art degree.
History & Culture
Benedicto Ducat: Painter, Educator and Artistic Legacy
Profile of Benedicto Ducat, Filipino impressionist painter known for nature renderings and teaching at UST.
History & Culture
Almario Vizcayno: Career in Philippine Fencing and Culinary Arts
Profile of Almario Vizcayno, Filipino athlete, coach, chef, and restaurant owner.
History & Culture
Angelito Antonio: Life, Art and Legacy of a Filipino Modernist
Angelito Antonio (1939–2025) was a Filipino painter and educator known for his modernist and expressionist works, teaching at UST, and influ...
History & Culture
Norma Belleza: Life and Artistic Career
Norma Belleza is a Filipino painter known for her figurative works and folk genre themes.
History & Culture
Danilo Palomer Santiago: Career in Philippine Visual Arts and Academia
Profile of Filipino painter and UST professor Danilo Palomer Santiago, covering his eclectic style, awards, and academic leadership.