Category: Titan Beat

Last September 13, 2022, Ms. Emilie Hagedorn had a workshop at Enderun Colleges. Ms. Emilie is an ICRT (International Center for Responsible Tourism) alumna and has been studying Responsible Tourism since 2007. She has practiced her work in many places, but a highlight would be her work for the Fair Trade Tourism in South Africa. With her business in Utrecht, Netherlands called “Green Heart Tourism” which practices sustainable tourism consultancy, she has helped many nations. Her business has plenty of activities or services, from sustainable marketing to virtual training, Ms. Emilie is the ideal mentor if you are interested in taking tourism as a course in the future

After two long, virtual years, the campus has finally opened its doors to welcome the newest batch of Titans, the Enderun way. Considering this is Enderun’s first physical New Student Orientation (NSO) since the pandemic broke out, the school went the extra mile, as usual, and prepared fun and interactive activities such as Scavenger Hunt and Amazing Race. The NSO was held last August 9 and 10 at the Enderun Tent with the theme “Titans in Wonderland.”

It’s that time of year when we’re all excited to be back on campus and see all our friends again. To fully be prepared, we need to mentally prepare ourselves, since it’ll be another adjustment. Before we get too excited about going back, here are a few ways to be mentally prepared for Face to Face Classes.

Do you believe that you, too, could advocate for fighting rights through the simplest ways?

College graduation is the end and beginning of a whole new journey for the fresh graduates. It is the time to celebrate accomplishments and reflect on what was learned at school, and most importantly plan on the next step of careers and life adventures.

The beginning of a new school year is finally upon us. This means new Enderun students arriving for both college and senior high school. One of the most daunting experiences in life is starting school in a completely new environment. Having to meet new faces, new professors and start a new beginning.

Why did I have to learn all of that?” This is something that most, if not all, students find themselves pondering aloud whenever we encounter lessons and lectures that don’t seem to hold anything worth remembering.

It’s been a while since quarantine was implemented, and who would’ve thought that it would last for more than a year? In light of the effects of COVID-19 such as stress and anxiety, a health webinar that focused on mental health was held online for the Enderun community last month by Dr. Johann Legaspi. In the webinar, it was discussed that the effects of COVID-19 impacted the 3 pillars of health: autonomy, competence and connectedness. Dr. Legaspi mentioned during the webinar that in China, the number of people filing for a divorce rose as soon as the quarantine was lifted, and at the same time, the number of people wanting to get married increased for up to 300%. There are pros and cons of the pandemic. People either felt closer to each other or grew apart.

Truly, no man is an island—we all get involved in relationships no matter what. As part of Enderun’s Student Life Week, Sir James Franco, one of Enderun’s guidance counselors and professors, elaborates on the dimensions of how we act and get attached to the relationships in our lives.

Sure, medications and personal protective equipment are indispensable in protecting us from diseases, but our immune system is just as crucial. Serving as our first line of defense, keeping our immune system in its ‘tip-top shape’ would be beneficial. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc, having a well-protected immune system is needed more than ever. It is a vital asset in keeping us and those around us safe.