Lasallian Mission at DLSU

Lasallian Mission at DLSU The Lasallian Mission at DLSU is essentially the mission of the entire University community as expressed in its Vision-Mission Statement.

The Office of the Vice President for Lasallian Mission at DLSU exists to provide faith formation, community engagement, and community building programs for the academic community. Each member is invited to integrate this Mission with their specific role and expertise; whether in administration, academics or research, contributing their part to the University becoming a resource for Church and nation. Recognizing that the Lasallian Mission involves all personnel and functions in De La Salle University, the Office of the Vice President for Lasallian Mission and its constituent bodies exist to provide Lasallian formation for all members of the University community. Ultimately, the goal of its efforts towards faith formation and community engagement is to help DLSU become more and more a school of and for the poor. DLSU is a school of the poor in as far as the Lasallian community is committed to providing full scholarships to at least 20% of its total population. It means that 1 out of every 5 students will be from the most disadvantaged groups in society. More importantly, DLSU is a school for the poor. This means that every academic department has to integrate relevant community engagement programs into their curriculum. As an institution for higher learning, academic departments of the university must seek, wherever possible, to use their unique expertise to conduct research on poverty in all its forms and more importantly, develop sustainable solutions towards eradicating it.

02/10/2026
01/10/2026

The Committee on National Issues and Concerns (CONIC) invites the Lasallian community and partners to join the “Dapat Isa Lang” Forum. Led by Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan (SLB), the Dapat Isa Lang Movement is a people’s initiative that encourages citizens to raise public awareness about passing a genuine Anti-Political Dynasty Law. This campaign restricts political families to only one elected official in both national and local positions.

To know more about the campaign, we invite you to join!

Event Details:
📆 October 7, 2026
🕑 2:00 PM
📍 St. Miguel Hall, Room 403

You may register using the link: https://tinyurl.com/dapatisalangforum

We hope to see you there! 💚

01/10/2026

SHOP LOCALLY, SHOP SOCIALLY! 🛍💚

The LSEED Social Enterprise Marketplace is back! In partnership with DTI-NCRO, this year’s marketplace brings together social enterprises and MSMEs that offer locally made, sustainable, and community-based products, supporting livelihoods and creating positive social impact. Come discover purpose-driven products and support communities through responsible consumption! 🌱🤝

📍Place: Henry Sy Sr. Hall Grounds, CADS, DLSU Manila

📅 Date: October 5–9, 2026 (Monday–Friday)

🕐Time: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM

30/09/2026

DLSU SCHOLARSHIP! APPLY NOW!

Application for CERTREL (Certificate in Teaching Religion) Scholarship is extended to October 9, 2026. Classes start Term 2 AY 2026-2027.

New applicants will be asked to sign up via Archers Hub: https://applyarchershub.dlsu.edu.ph/ApplicationLandingPage/index/DLSU

Requirements to be submitted online, via Archers Hub.

https://old.dlsu.edu.ph/colleges/cla/graduate-degree-programs/certificate-in-teaching-religion/

1. Application Form
2. Recommendation from the parish priest and a former professor or employer,
3. Original Birth Certificate
4. Original Transcript of Records (For College Graduates)
5. Transfer Credentials (For College Graduates)
6. Updated Curriculum Vitae
7. Personal Statement of academic and career objectives,
9. Two 2x2 pictures.

The schedule of Admission Test can be checked via DLSU Website.

Please encourage parish volunteer catechists/leaders/workers/ teachers/ college graduates interested to study for CERTREL to prepare documents and submit application as soon as possible (September 30 to October 9, 2026).

Thank you very much.

30/09/2026

October is going to be a busy month for Social Enterprise! 🌱

From the Social Enterprise Month launch and marketplace to competitions, summits, partnerships, and more, there’s a lot happening this October.

Check out the upcoming events and mark your calendars. We hope to see you there!

28/09/2026
28/09/2026
22/09/2026

[54th MARTIAL LAW COMMEMORATION: ON WEDNESDAYS WE WEAR BLACK]

ON WEDNESDAYS, WE WEAR BLACK.

This 54th anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law calls on the Lasallian community more than ever to make a loud statement and to never let our shout for justice and truth be silenced.

Black has never been just a color—it is a testament to the portion of our tragic history that we still demand accountability for.

Let us wear black as we live out the present and honor the 70,000 incarcerated, 34,000 tortured, and the 3,200 killed—the Filipinos whose sacrifices are the reason of the freedom we now hold dear today.




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