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A local coffee brand owner warned people against buying from fake "locally sourced" coffee bean suppliers that trick people into thinking they are helping local farmers.

For 38 years, Pulitzer Prize winner Manny Mogato has been caught at the crossfire of the events that shaped the Philippines' recent history.

Following the fake solicitation incident of a scammer asserting affiliation with De La Salle University– Dasmariñas Pre-Medical Society (DPMS), DPMS Executive Director Kimberly Reyes found the person behind the fake Facebook profile illegally impersonating a De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute (HSI) student.

A litigation lawyer explained how publishing ill-will and malice words intentionally to a person or an organization can be pressed with charges against an offender through libel or cyber libel.

As the country transitions to the digitalization age, Paolo Castro, a professional investment consultant and De La Salle University-Dasmariñas (DLSU-D) alumni, encouraged students to be familiar with emerging technologies, such as virtual currencies.

With the rise of misinformation amidst the digital surge in the COVID-19 pandemic, Dennis Gumboc, a Microsoft-certified educator and innovative educator expert, shed light on the discussion of various uncommon fact-based search engines made available for students and educators as an alternative to Google.

De La Salle University- Dasmariñas (DLSU-D) Vice Chancellor for Academics and Research (VCAR) Dr. Marco Saez targets the possibility of onsite usage for facilities only while classes will still remain fully online for the second semester of this academic year, 2021 to 2022.

The University Student Government (USG) President of  De La Salle University-Dasmariñas (DLSU-D) demanded explanations from the University administration and urged for a new plan of action for different concerns.