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Student Media and Publication

Student Media and Publication

Find Your Voice. Tell Your Story.

Find Your Voice. Tell Your Story.

Student media gives Lasallian students a platform to write, create, report, and tell stories that matter. Guided by the principles of responsible and ethical journalism and supported by the Campus Journalism Act of 1991 (Republic Act No. 7079), campus publications provide opportunities for students to develop their skills in writing, multimedia storytelling, photography, and other forms of creative expression. Through these experiences, students can amplify diverse perspectives, engage with issues that shape the university community, and become informed and responsible communicators.

 

The Student Media and Publication Office (SMPO) supports and mentors accredited student media organizations by providing training, guidance, and opportunities that help student journalists and creatives grow.

About Student Media and Publications Office

Through these initiatives, SMPO nurtures responsible communicators who uphold inclusive, human, and Christian education. By fostering collaboration and amplifying diverse voices, the office contributes to social transformation, active citizenship, and the pursuit of a just, peaceful, and sustainable society.

Our Vision

To cultivate a responsible and collaborative Lasallian student media that champions truth, inclusivity, and social responsibility through ethical journalism and creative expression.

Our Mission

To guide and support student media practitioners through formation, leadership development, and platforms that promote ethical journalism, creative expression, and unity in mission by advancing dialogue, dignity, and social responsibility among members of the Lasallian community.

Our Goals

SMPO aims to create an environment where student journalists and creatives can grow, speak with purpose, and use their platforms to make a meaningful difference in the University community.

 

  • Develop confident and responsible student communicators

  • Champion ethical and inclusive storytelling

  • Inspire socially aware communication

  • Build a stronger student media community

  • Give student voices purpose and impact 

What SMPO Does

SMPO helps student media organizations turn ideas into stories that inform, inspire, and create meaningful conversations across the campus community. Through guidance, formation, and collaboration, it creates a space where student journalists and creatives can grow with confidence while finding their own voice.

 

  • Empowers student storytellers

  • Builds responsible campus communicators

  • Supports independent student voices

  • Connects student media communities

  • Champions meaningful storytelling 

  • Punto Verde

Punto Verde is the official newsletter of the Student Media and Publication Office (SMPO) at De La Salle University–Dasmariñas. It showcases the achievements, initiatives, and collaborative efforts of students, student media organizations, faculty advisers, and institutional partners within the Lasallian community. More than being a publication, Punto Verde serves as a platform for communication and mentorship, fostering reflective and responsible storytelling aligned with the Lasallian core values.

  • Heraldo Filipino

The Heraldo Filipino (HF) is the official student publication of De La Salle University–Dasmariñas. Established in 1985, HF upholds nearly four decades of journalistic excellence, continuing its mission of amplifying student voices, sparking critical conversations, and championing the vital role of campus journalism within the Lasallian community.

  • Vicissitude

Vicissitude is the official yearbook publication of De La Salle University–Dasmariñas. It serves as a trusted Lasallian partner in commemorating each graduating batch’s milestones through high-quality yearbooks that reflect excellence and tradition. Beyond publishing, Vicissitude also organizes and provides graduation pictorial services, ensuring a meaningful and memorable experience for the Lasallian community.

  • Ethical Journalism and Media Literacy Workshops

Equip student media practitioners with skills in responsible journalism, fact-checking, and adherence to Lasallian core values.

  • Leadership and Organizational Development Seminars

Build competencies in team management, decision-making, and conflict resolution for members of the Editorial/Executive Board.

  • Creative Writing and Multimedia Storytelling Sessions 

Enhance proficiency in feature writing, photojournalism, and digital content creation for diverse platforms.

  • Technical Skills Training for Design and Production 

Provide hands-on learning in layout design, video editing, and yearbook or newsletter production.

  • Mentorship and Peer Learning Programs

Foster collaboration through guided mentorship by faculty advisers and experienced student journalists.

Heraldo Filipino (2025)

  • Student Quill Awards (IABC)  

Alipato Vol. 17 (Student Quill Division, Category: Publications) 

  • TinigLaya (The Bedan Herald) 

Brent June Guillermo (2nd Place, News Writing)

Frances Nicole Umbao (2nd Place, Feature Writing)

Jeremy Ray Milca (2nd Place, Photojournalism)

Sophia Morena Tauxe (3rd Place, News Writing)

Lois Illeana Marie Lu (3rd Place, Feature Writing)

  • Bida Ka Diva (DLSU-D USG)

Jeremy Ray Milca (Champion, Photojournalism)

Emmanuel II Hoylar (1st Runner Up, Photojournalism)

  • Luntiang Parangal (SDAO)

Jorenz Romer Quinto (Mamamahayag Pangkampus ng Taon, Pagsulat)

Ashly Maquirang (Mamamahayag Pangkampus ng Taon, Artist Biswal)

Contact Information

Student Media and Publications Office
ic-mail
smpo@dlsud.edu.ph
ic-phone
(02) 8779-5180 / (046) 481-1900 local 3122
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