Coed@40 Articles
Ateneo de Manila University alumnae made International Women’s Day more significant when they gathered to formally close the celebration of...
What do Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) chairperson Patricia Licuanan, Filinvest Group CEO and President Joji Gotianum-Yap and...
Almost two hundred coeds “came home” to the Ateneo de Manila University to attend the launching of the 40th year of coeducation in...
It was always my mom’s dream to have her unica hija go to college at the Ateneo so there I was, coming in as a young coed in June 1975....
My exposure to student activism in the 70's led me to take up Sociology - Anthropology at the Ateneo. I must admit, though...
As student volunteers in Sarilikha we visited every week the farmers/fishermen assigned to us in the provinces of Pampanga and Rizal....
If life does begin at 40, then coeducation in the Ateneo de Manila has undoubtedly come of age.
Letting women into an all-men’s...
Let’s begin with the most important, dry facts: the Ateneo de Manila University will be celebrating 40 years of co-education this coming...
The Spirit of ’76 – Ateneo Style
By Gina Garcia-Atienza, AB Economics 1976, The Women of Ateneo (photos from Ateneo Archives)...
It was a rocky road to coeducation for Ateneo de Manila, a Catholic university founded by Jesuits in 1859.
The university welcomed...
In 1973, our very first batch of female students enrolled in the Ateneo de Manila’s College of Arts and Sciences. In 1977, women...
It is not surprising that, as was the case with many schools run by religious orders during the Spanish colonial period, the university’s...
