FEU Law Student Council

07/10/2026

𝐋𝐀𝐖 𝐒𝐂𝐇𝐎𝐎𝐋 𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐋𝐈𝐂𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐈𝐒 𝐍𝐎𝐖 𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐍
𝑆𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑑 𝑆𝑒𝑚𝑒𝑠𝑡𝑒𝑟 | 𝑆.𝑌. 2026–2027

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05/10/2026

⚖️📚 To those who teach us more than the law—Happy World Teachers’ Day! 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫

Behind every future lawyer is a teacher who challenged us to think critically, speak boldly, and uphold what is right. From the classroom to the courtroom, your lessons go beyond the codal—they shape the advocates we aspire to become.

Today, we honor our professors and mentors who continue to guide, inspire, and empower the next generation of lawyers. Your wisdom is a lasting part of our journey.

Thank you for teaching us not only the law, but the purpose behind it. ⚖️❤️

Happy World Teachers’ Day to our incredible FEU Institute of Law professors and mentors! 🌟

28/09/2026

The wait is over!

Let’s welcome our newly elected First Year Batch Representative, Mr. Gabriel Licas. 🎉

He’s a new member of the student council family and will help guide our 1Ls through their first year of law school.

Congratulations again to our 1L batch representative! With our team finally complete, may we have a meaningful semester ahead! 💜🔰💚

23/09/2026

We must know, we must care, and we must do something about it - Justice Karl B. Miranda

Yesterday’s event served as a reminder of the legal profession’s importance in maintaining a functional government despite the ongoing political turmoil.

We hope that this lecture has served as an eye-opener and an inspiration to our students in their undertaking as future legal professionals. May we all be the lawyers who contribute to the benefit of our society.

The FEU Law Student Council would like to extend its gratitude to Justice Karl B. Miranda for allowing the FEU Law community to delve deeper into anti-corruption law.

The success of this event would also not be possible without the help and the collective effort of the entire FEU Law community.

We want to thank the FEU Law admin, Dean Juan Arturo De Castro, Associate Deans Ma. Cecilia Gironella
& Dexter Dizon, and Ms. Karla Bayan-Rojas for their support and guidance throughout this event.

We would also like to thank our partner organizations, FEU Centralized Bar Operations, FEU Legal Aid Bureau, FEU Moot Court Council, and The Far Eastern Law Review.

Special thanks to our dedicated student volunteers, Karlo Tomas, Dennis Molina, Althea Alindayu, Kristine Gabinete, and Line Ramos.

Lastly, thank you to our students and professors for their active participation in this event.

Para sa bayan! 🇵🇭

23/09/2026

Amid the chaos brought by massive corruption, uncertainty, and distrust of the government became evident. Many Filipinos were discouraged and even became apolitical after losing hope about the situation in the Philippines.

Yet behind all of this are those people who serve as beacons of hope and continually fight against corruption. One of those is our esteemed guest speaker, Justice Karl B. Miranda, who not only provided an insightful discussion on Anti-corruption law and jurisprudence but also showed the humanity behind the endeavor of championing against corruption.

Yesterday’s event serves as a reminder that there will be an end to all of this chaos. It especially advances the message about the legal profession’s collective role in anti-corruption practices.

We hope the lecture left a meaningful mark on all of you and ignited the drive to be champions against corruption.

21/09/2026

Real freedom should not be measured solely by its physical presence. Freedom must be felt within the hearts and minds of every Filipino – freedom from poverty, freedom from corruption, freedom from the proliferation of dynasties, and freedom from political manipulation.

As we commemorate one of the most tragic events in Philippine history, let it not be remembered only as a moment in the past. Instead, let it serve as a lasting lesson of history that leaves a mark on our lives.

May the bloodshed of those who were victimized, the lives of those who spoke out, and the trauma experienced by many serve as guiding lights on the importance of remembering the horrors of Martial Law.

To move forward and bring real change to Philippine society, it is essential to reflect on these tragedies and carry the lessons learned.

Educators should not shame those still blinded by the greed of the powerful. Instead, they should foster compassion and continue to impart lessons and knowledge.

No one can move forward while still living in the shadow of the past.

NEVER FORGET. NEVER AGAIN.

20/09/2026

The FEU Law community warmly congratulates our student awardees of the Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity (FLP) Scholarship program and dissertation contest.

The FLP is dedicated to educating individuals, especially those in the legal and judicial fields, about the connection between liberty and prosperity. Its goal is not only to protect liberty but also to promote prosperity under the rule of law.

Each year, FLP offers legal scholarships and hosts a dissertation contest among law schools in the Philippines.

We are proud to have our Tamaraw Law students among the outstanding participants.

For the Legal Scholarship Program Award:

Kevin Ryan Francisco
4L Student

For the dissertation contest finalists:

Hannah Ciara V. Carmona, JD.

“LIBERTY AND PROSPERITY AT SEA: EXAMINING LEGAL GAPS IN THE SEAFARERS’ BILL OF RIGHTS”

Thesis Adviser: Atty. Josiah Quising

Joerome Tuazon Rimorin, JD.

Thesis Title: “A FAIR TUNE: PUBLIC PERFORMANCE RIGHTS AND COPYRIGHT COMPLIANCE FOR BARANGAY ENTERPRISES IN THE AGE OF AUDIO STREAMING”

Thesis Adviser: Atty. Robert Jhon Salazar

Aaron Paul Lagmay, JD.

“Baselines on the Line: Sea-Level Rise in Relation to Maritime Territories Established Under UNCLOS”

Adviser: Judge Rocelyn Lim-Guillano

Diadem Pearl Lanayon, JD.

Balancing National Security with Human Rights: An Analysis of Deportation Grounds in Philippine Immigration Law”

Your exceptional skills both inside and outside the classroom bring pride to our Tamaraw Law community. You embody the Tamaraw spirit—driven, passionate, and resilient. May your achievements inspire us all. Once again, congratulations to our awardees!

18/09/2026

ADVISORY:

Due to the heavy rains and floods, FEU Law will shift to online modality today (September 18, 2026).

Students with a scheduled midterm exam today are advised to coordinate with their professors on whether to continue or move the exam.

Thank you and stay safe!

17/09/2026

17/09/2026