VOLUME 13, NUMBER 1, SEPTEMBER 2021

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BLUE HARVEST

Loyola Schools’ Dr. Hechanova Alampay recognized as Global Citizen Psychologist Dr. Maria Regina Hechanova Alampay, a full professor at the Loyola Schools, is the first Filipino to be cited as 2021 Global Citizen Psychologist by Division 52 of the American Psychological Associa

Why our Hearts are Blue Metrobank Outstanding Filipino awardee and Quezon City’s Transformative Educator Sab Ongkiko (BS Biology 2005) shares how Ateneo has shaped her into the kind of public school teacher she is today.

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INNOVATION, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY

Collaboration at its coreThe Ateneo Innovation Center has grown significantly over the last decade, helping startups turn their ideas into ventures and connecting them to industry partners, NGOs, and LGUs.

Rizal Library Reinvents Itself through Virtual Library ServicesLike the rest of the campus, the Rizal Library’s buildings are physically closed to students but the library’s services remain accessible to students 24/7 from anywhere in the world.

At home, but still doing lab workOver the last 18 months, Ateneans have been taught online. However, the transition to a digital learning environment presented challenges for science education and training.

ARTS AND THE HUMANITIES

The patchwork of Dr. Stephanie Marie CooUnable to sleep in the wee hours of 8 August 2021 in Lisbon, Dr. Stephanie Marie Coo (BS Management 2000, MA History 2006) found herself checking emails. However, one particular email made her more alert than ever: it was a message informing her that her book won as the Best Book in Humanities- English edition from the International Institute for Asian Studies- International Convention of Asia Scholars (IIAS-ICAS).

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Clothing the Colony: Nineteenth-Century Philippine Sartorial Culture, 1820-1896“This book is, to date, the most comprehensive and rigorously-researched study on the forms of dress worn by almost all types and classes of inhabitants of the Philippines under Spain from 1820 to 1896.

CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Seeing the beauty of a 'shared, giving, and loving life'

Jeanne Angelica Morales, Loyola Schools Valedictorian of Class 2021

Growing up, Jeanne Angelica Morales already had Ateneo de Manila imprinted in her heart. Her parents started their love story at the Ateneo Graduate School of Business, and her two older brothers studied at the University.www.ateneo.edu/ls/loyola-schools/news/features/seeing-beauty-shared-giving-and-loving-life

Choosing Home As we prepare to start another school year, we want to hear from our incoming freshies about what they’re most looking forward to in their Ateneo experience.&nbsp;AJSS participant, IB perfect score

Why I'm Choosing Ateneo As we prepare to start another school year, we want to hear from our incoming freshies about what they're most looking forward to in their Ateneo experience. Ateneo Women's basketball rookie, guard

Learning the language of grief

In a different yet powerful take on her Ateneo journey, student journalist, training facilitator, and LS Awards for Leadership and Service Most Outstanding Individual Cristina Batalla (AB Development Studies 2021) looks back on the faces of grief she encountered through Ateneo and how Ateneo has taught her the language of grief.www.ateneo.edu/ls/loyola-schools/news/features/learning-language-grief

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EDITORIAL TEAM

Maria Luz C. Vilches

Publisher

Cris B Yparraguirre

Editor-in-Chief

Ali Figueroa

Art Director/Graphic Designer

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