Inspired intentions. This encapsulates the public service agenda of the College of Human Ecology (CHE). The beneficiaries may not be...
Rethinking academic incentives for student activities
In recent semesters, a quiet but noticeable shift has been taking place in UPLB’s academic culture. More and more, student organizations have begun asking faculty members to grant academic incentives to students who attend their events. These incentives come in different forms: quiz bonuses, extra points on class standing, or…
Feeding the future: UPLB-BIOTECH’s PECM for cheaper and healthier animal feeds for the local livestock industry
The high cost of producing animal feed is not just a burden on farmers and feed millers—it also affects Filipinos’ everyday lives. Soybean meal, one of the main protein sources of animal feed, remains limited and predominantly imported in the country. Despite this challenge, local business owners remain determined to…
Creating a Climate-Smart Agriculture Sector through Project SARAI
The Philippines is an agricultural country. However, despite the government’s efforts to uplift the agricultural sector, challenges related to climate change, high input costs, and farmers’ lack of capability to use developed technologies continue to hamper development. These issues significantly impact agricultural productivity and sustainability in the country, contributing to…
“Brilyante,” a heartfelt queer musical staged at UPLB
A groundbreaking moment in UPLB’s cultural history, “Brilyante: Ang Kabogerang Baklaan Musical,” captivated audiences with its vibrant music and story that amplified a powerful message for the Filipino queer and women community. Directed, produced, and musically arranged by Aldrin Bula, and written by Sam Albert Medina and Angelica Joy Camacho,…
How natural capital accounting can help protect sea turtles
Before dusk, about 20 people had already gathered at the beach fronting the Pawikan Conservation Center in Brgy. Nagbalayong, Morong,…
UPLB prof invents board game makes convo on PH languages compelling
What if language classes were less about lectures and more about playing a game? This thought inspired Dr. Mariyel Hiyas…
In the spotlight: CHE’s best employees and R&E projects
Rewarding and recognizing personnel can have a positive impact on work performance and productivity. With this, CHE focused its spotlight…
UPLB researchers push for inclusion of ecosystems in economic planning and decision-making
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