By Mary Philline C. Rodriguez and Ryan Julianne L. Monzon The San Beda University College of Law (SBU-COL) celebrated its 83 Juris Doctor graduates in the Hooding and Recognition Ceremony on July 29 at Jonathan Sy Auditorium, followed by the Institutional Commencement Exercises at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) on July 30. Leading the … Continue reading San Beda College of Law Sends Off Class of 2026 to the Bar
Lighting New Paths: the New Faculty Members for Second Semester
There is inspiration in realizing that the newest faculty members for the second semester of academic year 2025-2026 were once regular students just like us – stayed in the same classrooms, dealt with the same anxiety during recitations, and faced the same uncertainties of the future.
Passing the Torch: SBU-COL Welcomes its New Professors
In the ever-evolving landscape of legal education, San Beda University College of Law (SBU-COL) stands at the crossroads of tradition and transformation. This year, the college welcomes a new roster of professors composed of distinguished judges and lawyers.
A Legacy Lived: 125 Years of San Beda
For 125 years, the halls of San Beda University have stood not only as an institution of learning but as a sacred space for formation. Founded by the Benedictine monks in 1901, San Beda was established as a Catholic institution deeply rooted in the Benedictine tradition guided by fides, scientia, and virtus. For Father Anselm M. Manalastas, OSB, one of the institution’s defining milestones lies in the very reason for its establishment: “When the monks decided to open San Beda, it was for a very specific reason, to defend the Catholic faith.”
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