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Auditoriums, Cinemas, & Theaters

The auditoriums, cinemas, and theaters in the University are used for concerts, theatrical plays, film screenings, conferences, seminars, and other events. These are venues where students, organizations, and academic units innovate, collaborate, and engage the public with explorative and socially relevant activities and programs.

Note: UPD-OICA does not manage any of the facilities listed on this site. Please click EXPAND to connect directly with the managing Unit.

Ignacio B. Gimenez – KAL (IBG-KAL) Theater

UP College of Arts and Letters (CAL)


As a way of giving back, Ignacio B. Gimenez donated to the College of Arts and Letters to establish the Ignacio B. Gimenez-Kolehiyo ng Arte at Literatura Theater or the IGB-KAL Theater. Gimenez was an alumnus of the UP Dramatics Club and UP Mobile Theater, managed by the National Artists for Theater Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero in the 1960s.

This theater is managed by the UP College of Arts and Letters (CAL). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: cal.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2106 or 2101
Address: Corner of Magsaysay Ave. and A. Roces Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Floor Area: 1,294 sq.m.
Seating Capacity: 374
Status: Under Renovation, Not yet open to the public

Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero Theater

UP College of Arts and Letters (CAL)


The Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero Theater is a 288-seating theater named after the National Artist for Theater Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero. Guerrero was also a professor in the Department of English and founder of the UP Dramatic Club and UP Mobile Theater. The theater, formerly called the Liberal Arts Lecture Hall or Arts and Lecture Hall, became the Wilfrido Ma. Guerrero Theater after UP President Onofre D. Corpuz funded its renovation in 1976.

This theater is managed by the UP College of Arts and Letters (CAL). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: cal.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2106 or 2101
Address: 2nd floor, Palma Hall Roxas Ave, U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Status: Under Renovation

Tanghalang Teatro Hermogenes Ylagan / Blackbox theater

UP College of Arts and Letters (CAL)


The Tanghalang Hermogenes Ylagan, or Black box Theater is used for staging productions, workshops, and rehearsals, usually of the students of the Department of Speech Communication and Theater Arts. It can accommodate 60-80 people, depending on the set-up of the stage and audience area. Now located at the third pavilion of the Palma Hall, the theater was once part of the Faculty Center.

This theater is managed by the UP College of Arts and Letters (CAL). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: cal.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2106 or 2101
Address: Pavilion 3, Palma Hall, Quirino Ave. U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Users: UPD-CAL Students, Faculty, and Alumni

GT-Toyota Asian Center Auditorium

UP Asian Center


The GT-Toyota Asian Center auditorium has a stage, a 350-seating hall, dressing rooms, a pantry, and bathrooms. It is open for corporate and academic events, like conferences. The auditorium was named after the chairman of Toyota Motors Philippines, Dr. George S.K. Ty as the donor of the funding for the construction.

This auditorium is managed by the UP Asian Center. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: acrentals@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3580
Address: GT-Toyota Asian Cultural Center, Magsaysay Ave. cor. Katipunan Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm but may extend upon agreement
Floor Area: 23 m. x 15 m., excluding the stage, lobby, and accessory rooms
Seating Capacity: 350-450

UP AIT Lounge

UP Asian Institute of Tourism (AIT)


The AIT Lounge is a common area for social gatherings, workshops, and recreational activities. It can accommodate up to 200 people. It is also the venue of the institute’s events with large audiences.

This facility is managed by the UP Asian Institute of Tourism (AIT). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: asianinstituteoftourism.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2796
Address: Asian Institute of Tourism, Commonwealth Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Floor Area: 15 m. x 16 m.
Seating Capacity: 200

UP AIT Seminar Room

UP Asian Institute of Tourism (AIT)


The AIT Seminar Room is a multi-purpose room for roundtable discussions, programs, and student activities. It has a floor area of 160 square meters and a capacity of 180 people.

This facility is managed by the UP Asian Institute of Tourism (AIT). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: asianinstituteoftourism.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2796
Address: Asian Institute of Tourism, Commonwealth Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Floor Area: 16 m. x 10 m.
Seating Capacity: 180

UP AIT Audio-Visual Room

UP Asian Institute of Tourism (AIT)


The Audio-Visual Room of the UP Asian Institute of Tourism is a multi-purpose room that can accommodate 142 people. It may serve as a reception room and a student activity center.

This facility is managed by the UP Asian Institute of Tourism (AIT). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: asianinstituteoftourism.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2796
Address: Asian Institute of Tourism, Commonwealth Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Floor Area: 12 m. x 10 m.
Seating Capacity: 142

Anthro Department Audio-Visual Room

UP Department of Anthropology


The Audio Visual Room of the Department of the Anthropology is a 100-seat room. It can be used for film viewing, meetings, programs, and other academic activities.

This facility is managed by the UP Department of Anthropology. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: anthropology.updiliman@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2114
Address: 3rd Floor, Pavilion 4, Palma Hall Complex, U.P. Diliman

Seating Capacity: 100+
Status: Under Renovation

UPSE Auditorium

UP School of Economics (UPSE)


The Auditorium of the UP School of Economics is located on the ground floor of the Library Building. It was built with a grant from the Japanese government and opened its doors to the public in 1978. This 350.95 sq.m. facility is fully airconditioned and has a seating capacity of 280 persons. It has audio-visual equipment and modern acoustics for staging hybrid seminars, forums, and lectures. The auditorium has been the venue of prominent events, including theatrical performances and live music. It was renovated in the 2000s.

This auditorium is managed by the UP School of Economics (UPSE). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: upsedean.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8927-9687 local 202 or 205
Address: 168 Osmeña Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Floor Area: 350.95 sq.m.
Seating Capacity: 280

David M. Consunji Theater

Institute of Civil Engineering (ICE), UP College of Engineering


The David M. Consunji Theater is a 256-seat theater used for seminars, conferences, concerts, competitions, and assemblies. It was named after an alumnus of the Institute of Civil Engineering, late Engr. David M. Consunji, the founder of the DMCI Group of companies and known as the “Grandfather of Philippine Construction Industry.”

This theater is managed by the Institute of Civil Engineering (ICE). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: ice.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3181, 3182, 3186
Address: Institute of Civil Engineering Main Building, Pardo de Tavera St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Melchor Hall Theater

UP College of Engineering


The Melchor Hall Theater has a 220-seating capacity. It is equipped with a stage, a tiered seating plan, air-conditioning, dressing rooms, and an LCD projector. The theater is the venue for faculty meetings, assemblies, seminars, and performances.

This theater is managed by the UP College of Engineering. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: upengg@coe.upd.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3104
Address: Melchor Hall, Osmena Ave. U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Users: UP Students, Faculty, and Alumni

Beta Epsilon Multimedia Hall

UP College of Engineering


The Beta Epsilon Multimedia Hall is an air-conditioned room with a projector, sound system, whiteboard, tables, and chairs in a tiered-platform set-up. It is a venue for seminars and conferences. It was built in 1992 by the Beta Epsilon Fraternity to be the college’s first multimedia room and was later renovated in 2005.

This facility is managed by the UP College of Engineering. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: upengg@coe.upd.edu.ph
Phone: 8981 8500 local 3104
Address: Melchor Hall, Osmena Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Users: UP Students, Faculty, and Alumni

DMMME Auditorium

UP Department of Mining, Metallurgical, and Materials Engineering (DMMME)


The Department of Mining, Metallurgical, and Materials Engineering (DMMME) auditorium is a hall with a stage, projector, soundboard, speakers, carpeted floors, backstage, and air-conditioning. It has a tiered seating plan that can hold 93 people. Events held at the auditorium are seminars, talks, and assemblies. It is open to the public.

This auditorium is managed by the UP Department of Mining, Metallurgical, and Materials Engineering (DMMME). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: dmmme.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3132
Address: Velasquez St. corner C.P. Garcia Avenue, U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

NEC Audio-Visual Room

National Engineering Center (NEC)


Located on the 2nd floor of Juinio Hall is the Audio-Visual Room of the National Engineering Center. It is equipped with a stage, air-conditioning, an LCD projector, and a 90-seat capacity.

This facility is managed by the National Engineering Center (NEC). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: nec_info.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3003
Address: Juinio Hall, cor. Agoncillo St., and Osmena Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

UP Cine Adarna / Film Center

UP Film Institute (UPFI)


The Cine Adarna is a 745-seat cinema that regularly screens local and international films to advocate film literacy and appreciation to the public. The cinema is also where the Film Institute holds workshops, seminars, exhibits, etc. It is also a venue for film programs, graduations, conferences, stage plays, and concerts.

This theater is managed by the UP Film Institute (UPFI). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: upfilminstitute.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 4288; (02) 8926-2722
Address: Magsaysay Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 9:00AM to 6:00PM
Floor Area: 2000 sq.m.
Seating Capacity: 745

Videotheque

UP Film Institute (UPFI)


The Videotheque is a 60-seater room for film screenings, lectures, and forums. The room has its own LCD projector, speakers, and players. It is located on the second floor of the Ishmael Bernal Gallery.

This facility is managed by the UP Film Institute (UPFI). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: upfilminstitute.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2670/4286
Address: Magsaysay Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Seating Capacity: 60

Institute of Biology Auditorium

Institute of Biology, UP College of Science


The Institute of Biology auditorium can accommodate 303 people. It is located beside an open space that may serve as a reception area for various events.

This auditorium is managed by the UP Institute of Biology. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: biology.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3727
Address: Institute of Biology, College of Science, U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: By reservation
Floor Area: 500 sq.m.
Seating Capacity: 303

Malcolm Hall Theater

UP College of Law


The Malcolm Theater is a 216-seating hall with a stage and an audience area. It also has anterooms and foyers. The floor area of the theater is roughly 250 square meters.

This theater is managed by the UP College of Law. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: uplawdean.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8920-5514 local 101/102/214
Address: Malcolm Hall, Osmeña Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: Available upon request
Floor Area: ~250 sq.m., including entry foyers (ante rooms) and stage
Seating Capacity: 216

UP CMC Auditorium

UP College of Mass Communication (CMC)


The College of Mass Communication Auditorium can accommodate 75 people, following the social distancing rules. It has a sound booth, an LCD projector, and two units of aircon. The auditorium is open for students and alumni of the university and outsiders. It is a venue for conferences, seminars, film showings, and other events.

This auditorium is managed by the UP College of Mass Communication (CMC). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: cmcdean.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2679
Address: CMC Plaridel Building, U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00AM-5:00PM (Mon-Sat)
Floor Area: 150 sq.m., including entry foyers (ante rooms) and stage
Seating Capacity: 75

Abelardo Hall Auditorium

UP College of Music (CMu)


The Abelardo Hall Auditorium is a venue for recitals, concerts, and stage productions for students, faculty, and local and international artists. It is currently under renovation with repairs for the auditorium’s roof and seating.

This auditorium is managed by the UP College of Music (CMu). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: music.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2629
Address: Abelardo Hall, UP College of Music, Ylanan St. U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

NISMED Auditorium

National Institute for Science and Mathematics Education Development (NISMED)


The NISMED Auditorium is an air-conditioned hall for 300 people. It is a venue for conferences and seminars.

This auditorium is managed by the National Institute for Science and Mathematics Education Development (NISMED). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: nismed.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3901, local 111
Address: STTC Building, Quirino Ave. cor. Velasquez St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00AM-5:00PM (Mon-Fri)
Seating Capacity: 300

NISMED Audiovisual Room

National Institute for Science and Mathematics Education Development (NISMED)


Located in the Vidal Tan Hall, the NISMED Audiovisual room can accommodate 75 people.

This facility is managed by the National Institute for Science and Mathematics Education Development (NISMED). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: nismed.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3901, local 111
Address: Vidal Tan Hall, Quirino Ave. cor. Velasquez St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00AM-5:00PM (Mon-Fri)
Seating Capacity: 75

International Center for Public Administration

National College of Public Administration and Governance (NCPAG)


The NCPAG’s International Center for Public Administration is a hall that can accommodate 300 to 500 people, depending on the setup. It is a venue for conferences, assemblies, recognition rites, and other large events of the college, the university, and other institutions. The hall is equipped with a sound system, bathrooms, air-conditioning, a lobby for the reception of guests, and a driveway.

This facility is managed by the National College of Public Administration and Governance (NCPAG). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: ncpag_dean.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8928-3861
Address: NCPAG, R. P. De Guzman Street, U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Floor Area: 434.5 sq.m.
Seating Capacity: 500
Status: Under Renovation

Isabelo De Los Reyes Auditorium / UP SOLAIR Auditorium

UP School of Labor and Industrial Relations (SOLAIR)


The Isabelo De Los Reyes Auditorium has a stage and audience area for 100-150 individuals. It is used for seminars, training, conference, meetings, rehearsals, presentations, events, graduation, and other activities.

This theater is managed by the UP School of Labor and Industrial Relations (SOLAIR). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: solair@upd.edu.ph
Phone: 8920-7717 local 4067, 4069, or 4075
Address: UP SOLAIR, Bonifacio Hall, Magsaysay Ave. cor. RP de Guzman, U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00AM-5:00PM (Mon-Sun)
Floor area: 1620X1460 sq.ft.
Seating Capacity: 100-150

UP School of Statistics Auditorium

UP School of Statistics


The UP School of Statistics Auditorium can accommodate 400 people. It is a venue for performances, musical recitals, concerts, conferences, seminars, etc. It is on the 1st floor of the School as you enter the premises of the building.

This auditorium is managed by the UP School of Statistics. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: statfrm.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: (02) 8929-2875
Address: UP School of Statistics Building, Quirino Ave. cor. Kalaw St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Floor Area: 6400 sq.ft.
Seating Capacity: 400

IESM Auditorium

Institute of Environmental Science and Meteorology (IESM)


The Institute of Environmental Science & Meteorology (IESM) Auditorium is a dedicated space for various academic, research, and professional events. It is situated on the 1st floor of the IESM building and can accommodate up to 96 people. The auditorium serves as a venue for lectures, seminars, conferences, workshops, and presentations. It is equipped with modern audio-visual equipment, including sound systems, projectors, and screens, to facilitate effective communication and presentations during events.

This auditorium is managed by the Institute of Environmental Science and Meteorology (IESM). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: iesm.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3942
Address: IESM Building, National Science Complex, Velasquez St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00AM-5:00PM (Mon-Fri)
Floor Area: 181 sq.m.
Seating Capacity: 96

Dalisay J. Aldaba Hall

UP Theater Complex


The Aldaba Recital Hall is an air-conditioned 211-seat hall for recitals, performances, and lectures. The hall was named after Dalisay J. Aldaba, a renowned soprano and the founder of the Opera Guild of the Philippines. The recital hall is located within the Villamor Hall.

This facility is managed by the UP Theater Complex. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: uptheater.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 4290; 8920-5806
Address: Villamor Hall (University Theater), Osmeña Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Floor Area: 305 sq.m. (including the lobby)
Seating Capacity: 209

University Theater / Villamor Hall

UP Theater Complex


Housed inside the Villamor Hall, the University Theater is a 2,000-seat theater with an orchestra, upper orchestra, and lower and upper balcony sections. It serves as a venue for University assemblies, recognition rites, conventions, concerts, plays, and other performances. It is fully air-conditioned, equipped with lights, and a backstage area.

This theater is managed by the UP Theater Complex. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: uptheater.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 4290; 8920-5806
Address: Villamor Hall (University Theater), Osmeña Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Floor Area: 3987 sq.m. (including the lobby and balcony area)
Seating Capacity: 2141
Status: Under Renovation, but Open to the Public

Benito Sy Pow Auditorium

UP College of Architecture


The Benito Sy Pow Auditorium is a two-level 500-seating auditorium donated by the New Golden City Builders president Manny Sy in honor of his father. It features a stage and an amphitheater seating with a balcony. An artificial pond outside the building partially cools the auditorium stage, an economical feature to save electricity when needed. The balcony may also be turned into rooms for academic purposes.

This auditorium is managed by the UP College of Architecture. For rental inquiries, please address them to:

Assistant Professor Jose Dan V. Villa Juan
Assistant Dean

Email: upca.rentals.upd@up.edu.ph
Address: UPCA Complex, Epifanio Delos Santos St., U.P. Diliman, Quezon City, PH

Seating Capacity: 500
Users: UP Students, Faculty, and Alumni
Status: Under Renovation, but Open to the Public

MSI Audio-Visual Room

Marine Science Institute (MSI)


The Audio Visual Room (AVR) of the Marine Science Institute (MSI) has a stage and tiered seating plan accommodating 40-150 people, depending on the health protocols. It is equipped with air conditioning, a sound booth, and a projector. The AVR is a venue for thesis defense, proposal presentations, seminars, and the institute’s commencement exercises.

This facility is managed by the Marine Science Institute (MSI). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: msiadmin@msi.upd.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2903
Address: The Marine Science Institute, Velasquez St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

MSI Conference Room

Marine Science Institute (MSI)


The Conference Room on the third floor of the Marine Science Institute is a 40-seating air-conditioned room with tables, chairs, a projector, a pantry, a sound mixer, and microphones. It is a suitable venue for seminars and meetings. The room is also used for holding hybrid classes. It is open for non-UP individuals for rent.

This facility is managed by the Marine Science Institute (MSI). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: msiadmin@msi.upd.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 2903
Address: The Marine Science Institute, Velasquez St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

UPIS Auditorium

UP Integrated School (UPIS)


The UPIS Auditorium has a stage, backstage, audio booth, speakers, air-conditioning, and elevated seats. It can accommodate approximately 600 people. The auditorium has been a venue for school programs, recognition rites, concerts, and events initiated within and outside UPIS. The Mama Sita’s Foundation sponsored the establishment of the auditorium. It is located on the third and fourth floors of the UPIS building. It is currently under renovation.

This auditorium is managed by the UP Integrated School (UPIS). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: upis.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 4451-4452; 929-7797
Address: A. Ma. Regidor cor. Quirino Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Seating Capacity: 600

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Sports Facilities

The University’s sports facilities serve as the training grounds for the UP Fighting Maroons and as ‘classrooms’ for Physical Education classes. These are spaces for honing athletic skills as well as building a sense of camaraderie between teammates, league members and spectators within and outside the UP community.

Note: UPD-OICA does not manage any of the facilities listed on this site. Please click EXPAND to connect directly with the managing Unit.

Rappelling Tower

UP Department of Military Science and Tactics (DMST)


The Rappelling Tower of the UP Department of Military Science and Tactics is a facility used in the training of the cadets, specifically of the Rescue Unit. The tower can hold from 10 to 15 people rappelling simultaneously. It is open to outsiders, provided they should have a certified trainer.

This facility is managed by the UP Department of Military Science and Tactics (DMST). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: dmst.updiliman@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 4201
Address: Magsaysay Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH


Cristy Hernandez Activity Center

UP College of Engineering


The Cristy Hernandez Activity Center (CHAC) is a covered basketball court behind Melchor Hall, donated by the Tau Alpha Fraternity and named after a distinguished alumna. The court has a standard size and bleachers. Beyond sports events, the CHAC may also be a venue for extra-curricular activities and college-related events, such as a year-end Thanksgiving party.

This court is managed by the UP College of Engineering. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: upengg@coe.upd.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 3104
Address: Melchor Hall, Osmena Ave., U.P., 1101 Quezon City, PH


Epsilon Chi Center Basketball Court

Epsilon Chi Center


The Epsilon Chi Center is an airconditioned 1,200 square meter sports facility with a FIBA standard basketball court that may also be used for volleyball and badminton training and competitions. It can accommodate 300 people for events. The center also has restaurants, shared office spaces, conference and function rooms, and a parking space. The center was a gift to the university from the Epsilon Chi Fraternity.

This court is managed by the Epsilon Chi Fraternity. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: legacycourtmc@yahoo.com
Phone: (02) 8640-2941
Address: Balagtas St. cor. Magsaysay Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Usual Schedule: 7AM to 10PM
Floor Area: 1,200 sq.m.
Seating Capacity: 200-300


UP Baseball Field

UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK)


The UP Baseball Field is a 21,750-square-meter grass field for softball, shot-put, discus, and javelin throw competitions and training. The Baseball field also has 800-seat bleachers, a bullpen area, locker rooms, a bathroom and shower, fencing, and night-time lighting.

This field is managed by the UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: chk@upd.edu.ph
Address: Balagtas St. cor. Magsaysay Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

UP CHK Gym

UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK)


The UP College of Human Kinetics Gym houses two basketball courts, four volleyball courts, nine badminton courts, two dance areas, a martial arts room, a weight-training area, a fencing area, and a table tennis area. It also has bathrooms with locker and shower areas. Outside the gym are two volleyball courts.

This gym is managed by the UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: chk@upd.edu.ph
Address: Magsaysay Ave. cor. E. Jacinto St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Status: Under Renovation

UP CHK New Gym

UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK)


The CHK New Gym is a covered standard basketball court beside the CHK Gym. Outside the New CHK Gym is an airconditioned weights room for the use of the athletes of the university.

This gym is managed by the UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: chk@upd.edu.ph
Address: Magsaysay Ave. cor. E. Jacinto St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

UP Tennis Court and Clubhouse

UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK)


The UP Tennis Court and Clubhouse, located behind the UP Track and Field Oval, is one of the newest facilities of the College of Human Kinetics for its UP Diliman Sports Complex. It consists of four tennis courts equipped with night lights and a clubhouse with lockers, storage rooms, bathrooms, and a classroom for 50 people. The court, measuring 10,865 square meters, complies with the International Tennis Federation standards.

This court is managed by the UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: chk@upd.edu.ph
Address:Ylanan St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

UP Track and Field Oval / UP Football Field

UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK)


The UP Diliman Football Field includes a track and field oval and a grandstand. The grandstand is a place where the public may watch the ongoing games or training and a facility that contains locker rooms.

This field is managed by the UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: chk@upd.edu.ph
Address: Ylanan St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

UP Diliman Swimming Pool and Stadium

UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK)


The UP Diliman Swimming Pool and Stadium is currently under construction. It is located along Emilio Jacinto Road, near the College of Human Kinetics Gymnasium and beside the Department of Military Science and Tactics Complex.

This facility is managed by the UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: chk@upd.edu.ph
Address: Magsaysay Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Status: Under Construction

UP Archery Range

UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK)


The UP Archery Range is located beside the Varsity Training Center. It currently has rooms for judo training.

This facility is managed by the UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: chk@upd.edu.ph
Address: E. Jacinto St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

UP Varsity Training Center

UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK)


Inaugurated on January 25, 2023, the UP Varsity Training Center (UP VTC) is a 1,879.42 square meter center with conference rooms, weight training and conditioning areas, and a multi-purpose court. One can find the VTC within the College of Human Kinetics grounds.

This building is managed by the UP College of Human Kinetics (CHK). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: chk@upd.edu.ph
Address: E. Jacinto Street, U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Floor Area: 1,879.42 sq.m.
Users: UP CHK Students, Faculty, and Alumni

UP Maroons Community Court

University Hotel


The UP Maroons Community Court of the University Hotel is a standard basketball court that may also be used as a tennis court. It is equipped with benches, lights, and access to communal bathrooms. Pop TV and Nowhere to Go But UP Foundation, Inc. sponsored the renovation of the court. It is open to all and is usually used by the nearby communities.

This court is managed by the University Hotel. For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: updilimanhotel@gmail.com
Phone: (02) 8926-1953
Address: Gomburza St., corner Aglipay St., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

UPIS Gymnasium

UP Integrated School (UPIS)


The UPIS Gymnasium is a covered court with rubber flooring, a weights area, an electronic scoreboard, and bleachers. Besides being a gym, it is also a venue for events, such as a family day and graduation, as it can accommodate 600-700 people depending on the set-up. Several people pitched in for the gym’s construction, such as Hon. Francis Escudero, Hon. Feliciano Belmonte, Sr., the UPIS-PTA 2015-2016, and the UP High Class 1962.

This court is managed by the UP Integrated School (UPIS). For inquiries, please contact them at:

Email: upis.upd@up.edu.ph
Phone: 8981-8500 local 4451 or 4452
Address: A. Ma. Regidor cor. Quirino Ave., U.P. Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, PH

Seating Capacity: ~300

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The documented spaces include Museums, Galleries, & Collections; Auditoriums, Cinemas, & Theaters; Multi-purpose Spaces; and Sports Facilities.
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Project Coordinators
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Letters to the Future – KALOOB

Dear Charo 📃✍️ (Creative Hardworking ARtists all Over)

Sa pagsasara ng ating Arts and Culture Festival ngayong taon, may kaloob na liham ang ating mga artista-iskolar para sa mga kapwa artista at aspiring creative content creators. Ito ay words of encouragement and affirmation na magpatuloy lang sa paglubog sa mga komunidad at sa paglikha ng sining na mula at tungo sa bayan.


Para sa mga susunod na Artista-Iskolar-Manlilikha ng Bayan, nawa ang inyong sining ay magsilbing paalala na hindi limitado sa pagiging pansariling libangan lamang ang paglikha; bagkus, gamitin ang inyong kakayahan na magbigay-kulay at -sigla sa isang lipunan na unti-unting binabalot ng kawalan. Nawa ay paglingkuran ang sambayanan sa pamamagitan ng pagiging isang liwanag na siyang kailangan upang labanan ang kadiliman. At laging tandaan na lagi’t lagi, dangal muna bago ang husay, hindi lamang sa pagkatha, ngunit maging sa ating buhay.

Mula sa Bayan, Para sa Bayan! Padayon, mga susunod na Artista-Iskolar-Manlilikha ng Bayan!
-Tops



Para sa mga kabataan, bagong henerasyon ng artista-iskolar-manlilikha,

Nawa’y patuloy kayong mag-aral, magsaliksik, at tumuklas ng mga bagong anyo ng sining. Palagi ninyong isaisip ang mga nangyayari sa ating paligid. Ito ay isang paraan upang patuloy nating maitaguyod ang karapatang pantao at karapatan ng kalikasan.

Gamit ang ating talino, lakas ng loob, at talento, madaling maipapakita ang kondisyon ng kalikasan at ng tao, gamit ang ating kakayahan sa paglikha.

Maging mapagmasid at kritikal sa lahat ng bagay, gayundin, maging mapagpakumbaba at mapagmahal sa kapwa. Palagi nating isaisip na hindi tayo naiiba sa ating kapwa. Patuloy tayong kumilos, lumikha ng mga bagong estratehiya at makabagong paraan para sa ikauunlad ng sambayanan.

Nagmamahal,
Yllang



Sundin ang ibinubulong ng iyong puso!
Huwag mapagod.

-Fuu



From one artist to another,

You might think that it’s not a wise choice to be in this field because some of us think that we are not good enough or that often we do not get recognized unless we have all the connections and the funds. But these thoughts don’t stop you right? You continue to strive to create an identity unique from the rest.

Remember—art is experimental. It is never perfect and is always evolving. You, the next generation, make art better each time because of the magic you put in it.

-Thalia

Sa mga artista-iskolar-manlilikha ng susunod na henerasyon,

Hi!

Tiyak kong sining ang ginagawa mo ngayon dahil masaya kang gawin ang bagay na iyan. Sa sining mo nakikita ang saysay at katuturan ng buhay.

Masaya akong masaya ka sa ginagawa mo! 🙂

Katulad din ng ibang mga larangan, may mga pagkakataon na hindi madali; may mga sitwasyong susubukin ang iyong lakas, tapang, katapatan, at dedikasyon. Sige lang! Kaya yan! Bagama’t may mga nagsasabi’t nagtatakda ng uri at kalidad ng sining na kailangan mong gawin o pagtuunan ng pansin, huwag mong kalilimutan na ang isa sa may hawak ng kapangyarihan ng pagsasabi’t pagtatakdang ito ay walang iba kundi ikaw mismo. Higit kaninuman, ikaw ang nakakaalam ng sining na ginagawa mo; ng direksiyong tatahakin ng pananaliksik sa sining na pinagkakadalubhasaan mo. Isa-isa lang. Hinay-hinay lang.

Panghuli, may kakaibang lalim na hatid ang paglikha ng sining na nakatunghay para sa higit na pag-unlad hindi lamang ng sarili kundi pati na rin ng komunidad at lipunan. Lagi mo nawang alalahanin ang bagay na iyan.

Padayon!

-fredyl



Hindi madaling pagtagumpayan ang mga nais makamit sa ating buhay, ngunit bigyan natin ng lakas ng loob, tibay ng dibdib, at pagpapakumpababa ang mga bagay na ating sisimulan. Gamiting perspektibo ang pananaliksik upang tingnan ang mga bagay na ating binigigyan ng oras at atensiyon. Pag-aralan kung saan nag-uugat ang nasa ating harapan. At tuklasin kung ano ang karagdagan mong maiaambag sa kasalukuyan at sa hinaharap. Tulay ka na nag-uugnay, pag-asa ng nakaraan, at daan tungo sa kinabukasan, at ito ang oras mo. Manalig ka sa kabutihan at katapatan nang magbunga ang iyong buhay at ang iyong sining.

-Annie



Kumusta, Iskolar? Nais ko lamang ibahagi ang mga katagang: mabuhay, magpursigi, at mamukadkad. Huwag na huwag mong susukuan ang talentong ipinagkaloob ng Diyos sa iyo sapagkat alam Niya na ikaw ay uunlad sa landas na tinatahak mo. Kahit anong balakid ang iyong harapin, patuloy mo lamang hanapan ng oportunidad upang ito’y maresolba. Alam ko na ikaw ay isang mapamaraan na iskolar dahil hindi ka nakatayo kung nasaan ka ngayon kung hindi rin dahil sa iyong kakayahan—matutuhan mo nawang maniwala sa iyong sarili, sa iyong lakas ng loob. Lumikha ka lamang nang lumikha dahil pagdating sa dulo, kahit gaanong hirap ang iyong pinagdaanan, lahat ng ito’y magbubunga.

-VIII



Mabuhay, mga artista-iskolar-manlilikha!

Nawa’y nasa mabuti kayong kalagayan kung saan pinapahalagahan ng lipunan ang inyong mga likha, pananaw, at ideya. Kung hindi, sana alam ninyo na may kasama kayo sa paglikha—noon, ngayon, at sa hinaharap.

Sana, hindi lang kayo lumilikha, kundi lumulubog din sa komunidad, pinapalawak ang inyong pananaw, at tumitindig para sa pagrespeto sa mga karapatan ng iba. Gamitin ang inyong pagiging MALIKHAIN upang MAGPALAYA ng sarili at ng iba!

Padayon tungo sa mas mabuting hinaharap!

-Malipay

Letters to the Past – ML@50

Mga Imortal sa Pakikibaka


Pakinggan ang pagbasa ng mga estudyante-artista mula sa UP Repertory Company sa ilang liham na isinulat ng mga estudyante ng PS 21 bilang paggunita sa kabayanihan ng mga martir sa panahon ng Batas Militar.

Sa panahon kung kailan nagbabalik sa kapangyarihan ang pamilya ng diktador at lalong lumalaganap ang distorsiyon at negasyong historikal, nararapat lamang ang paglikha ng iba’t ibang paraan upang higit na pagtibayin ang pagpapahalaga sa kasaysayan, katotohanan at kalayaang akademiko.

Patuloy na tutugon ang sining sa mga hamon ng kasalukuyan at titindig laban sa mga mapang-abuso at naghahari-harian sa ating lipunan. Patuloy ang pagmumulat sa mamamayang Pilipino gamit ang sining, at paglaon ay mas marami na ang nakakaalam kung na kanino ang tunay na kapangyarihan.



Mga iginagalang kong bayaning lumaban sa diktadurya,

Ilang dekada na pala ang lumipas mula noong ipinamalas ninyo ang inyong kagitingan at masidhing pagmamahal sa bayan, na kahit kabi-kabila ang banta sa inyong buhay ay hindi ninyo hinayaang mamayani ang mga elitistang tuta at naghaharing-uri sa ating lupang tinubuan. Kung iisipin, napakaraming rason para mabahag ang inyong mga buntot at hayaan na lamang mapasailalim ang estado sa mapang-alispustang kamay ng diktador. Ngunit hindi kayo nagpasindak sa mga matatalas na salita na binibitawan sa inyo ng mga taong may kapangyarihan at mas piniling tumindig at lumaban para sa kapakanan ng ating bayan at ng minorya.

Salamat sa pagpapaningas ng sulo ng katotohanan kahit na pilit itong inililibing para mapagtakpan ang kabuktutan ng sistema sa ilalim ng diktadurang Marcos. Salamat sa pagsasatinig ng mga puna na nakakulong lamang sa isip ng mga mamamayan na binabalot ng gimbal. Salamat sa pagsalo ng kalupitan ng mga naghahari-harian upang makamtan ang kalayaan, katotohanan, seguridad, at karapatan ng mga ordinaryong mamamayan. At salamat sa pagiging inspirasyon sa aming mga Iskolar ng Bayan na palaging pumanig sa kaliwanagan at kabutihan.

Nais ko ring humingi ng tawad dahil nasa kamay na naman ng isang Marcos ang ating kinabukasan. Patawad dahil parang isinantabi namin ang inyong pagsasakripisyo para makawala sa gapos ng diktadurya. Nabulag na naman ang karamihan sa amin at ang iba ay piniling magbulag-bulagan sa mga katotohanang inyong ikinintal sa aming isipan. Parang ibinalik na naman kami sa nakaraan; ngunit ang kaibahan ay hindi na namin kayo kasama sa panibagong yugto ng pakikibaka. Kung darating ang panahon na magkikita-kita tayong lahat muli, mapapatawad ninyo kaya ang ilan sa amin na tumaliwas sa ating adhikain na labanan ang mapagsamantalang nakaluklok sa puwesto?

Subalit, tinitiyak ko sa inyo na hindi ako magsasawang buklatin at halughugin ang katotohanan para maisiwalat na hindi totoo ang “golden age” sa diktaduryang Marcos, nang sa gayon ay mamulat na tayong lahat sa katotohanan at hindi sa mga nagbabalat-kayong teksto ng positibong pananaw sa batas militar.

Hindi pa rito natatapos ang ating laban dahil tatapusin namin ang inyong sinimulan. Pangako, hindi namin kayo bibiguin at pilit naming aabutin ang tunay na kalayaan. #NeverAgain #WeWillNever4get

Kziel.



Para sa makababasa ng liham na ito,

Kumusta po kayo? Hinihiling ko na kayo ay nasa mabuting kalagayan. Sana ay ligtas kayo mula sa anumang peligro.

Inaamin ako na lumaki ako sa pribilehiyo. Hindi man kami mayaman ay nakakamit namin ang pangangailangan. Nakakakain nang tatlong beses o mahigit pa sa isang araw, may malambot na kamang tinutulugan, at paminsan-minsan ay pinagbibigyan ang sarili sa mga luho. Nag-aaral ako sa institusyong tinitingala at nakakakuha ng kalidad na edukasyon nang libre.

Nabubuhay rin ako sa panahong malaya kahit papaano. Nabubuhay ako sa kalayaang ipinaglaban ninyo, sa kalayaang inalayan ninyo ng dugo, pawis, salita, at buhay. Salamat sa bawat araw na inyong tiniis sa kulungan at sa kung ano mang sakit na ibinigay nila sa inyo. Salamat sa bawat marka, pasa, gapos, at sugat na inyong dinadala sa mga masasakit na araw na iyon. Nagpapasalamat ako sa inyo dahil nararanasan ko ang pagkabata, kalayaan, at pangarap na isinuko ninyo para sa ating bayan. Ngayong 2022 ay pumapatak na sa limampung taon mula ng idineklara ang Batas Militar. Isang madilim at madugong punto sa kasaysayan dahil sa kalayaang sinupil at mga buhay na kinitil. Madilim at madugo gaano man nila ito takpan ng disimpormasyon. Madilim at madugo kahit gaano pa kaganda ang mga imprastrakturang itininayo (na mula rin naman sa utang at sa kaban ng bayan).

Kasama ninyo ako sa hindi paglimot sa mga buhay na nawala nang panahong iyon. Inaalala namin kayo at ang inyong mga ginawa para sa bayan kahit gaano nila subukang pagtakpan o baluktutin ang katotohanan.

Kaakibat ng pasasalamat na ito ang aking paghingi ng tawad. Patawad dahil parang napunta sa wala ang lahat ng ipinaglaban ninyo. Ang buhay ng inyong mga kasamahan (na pilit nilang binabalewala) ay parang nasayang. Lahat ng inyong ginugol upang matiyak na ang mga Pilipino ay hindi na muling mabubuhay sa takot ng diktadurya ay parang nauwi sa wala, dahil parang bumalik tayo sa simula—sa madilim na punto ng kasaysayan (na pilit nilang nirerebisa).

Namanhid ako pagkatapos ng eleksiyon. Hindi ako umiyak. Nabalot ako ng pagkadismaya. Napagod. Iniisip ko kung ano pa ang punto ng pagtindig at paglaban. Nais ko lang naman ay isang maayos na kinabukasan na mararanasan ng bawat Pilipino. Isang gobyernong nais talagang maglingkod imbes na unahin ang interes ng naghaharing-uri. At sila pa ang nagmukhang masama. Bakit kung sino pa ang gustong maglingkod at tumulong ay siya pang itinuturing na kaaway?

Hinahanap ko pa rin ang rason upang lumaban pa rin. Iniisip ko ang katapangang araw-araw ninyong isinasabuhay. Upang magpatuloy pa rin. Upang maniwalang ang Pilipino ay dapat ipaglaban. Upang maniwala sa kinabukasang nais nating marating.

Sana ay mahanap ko ang rason at bumalik na ako sa aking pagtindig. Sana ay malagpasan ko na ang pagod. Sana ako ay maging kasing-tapang niyo.

Salamat sa pakikipaglaban. Salamat sa pagtindig. Salamat sa pagmamahal niyo sa bayan.

Sumasainyo nang buong puso,

Isang Mag-aaral ng PS 21



Sulat para sa mga Bayani

Hindi marahil naiintindihan ng iba kung gaano kahirap ang ginawa ninyo. Hindi iyon isang maliit na desisyon o pampalipas-oras. Ang paglaban na inyong ginawa para sa kung ano ang tama ay isang panata sa bayan at ating mga kababayan.

Ngayong nasa ikalimampung anibersaryo tayo ng pagdeklara ng batas militar, parang may pagkapait ang aking nararamdaman dahil ngayong taon din ay naging presidente natin ang anak ng isang diktador at ibang klase ang naging giyera natin ngayon laban sa disimpormasyon. Ngunit, isa sa ikinababahala ko ay ang paglimot at pagbago ng kasaysayan ng mga tao upang magmukhang walang nangyaring masama sa ating nakaraan.

Hindi ko lubos maisip na napunta o mapupunta sa wala ang inyong mga ginawa para sa bansang ito dahil sa kasalukuyang nangyayari sa ating bayan. Subalit, gusto ko lamang sabihin na hindi limot at hinding-hindi makakalimutan ng isang ordinaryong mamamayan na tulad ko ang inyong ginawa. Magsisilbi po kayong malaking inspirasyon para hindi ako mawalan ng pag-asa bagkus ay patuloy pang lumaban para sa bansang ito at para sa mga Pilipino.

Mabubuhay ako araw-araw para parangalan ang inyong diwa. Narito lang ang liwanag, kailangan lang natin siyang hanapin at ipaglaban.

Maraming maraming salamat po at mabuhay kayo!

Ulap



Mahal na kasama,

Kumusta na? Nawa’y nag-aani kayo ng tagumpay diyan sa gawaing masa kasama ang mga magsasaka.

Marahil, nabanggit na sa mga pag-aaral na lipos ang mundo ng mga kontradiksiyon, gaya ng makauring tunggalian. Dagdag pa, minsan ding sinabi ni Marx na umuulit ang kasaysayan—una bilang trahedya, pangalawa bilang komedya. Matapos ang 50 taon nang ipataw ni Marcos, Sr. ang Batas Militar, tila komedya ring nakapanumbalik sa poder ang kaniyang pamilya at anak na si Marcos, Jr. Maraming nagtatanong kung saan nga ba tayo nagkulang? Bakit nakabalik pa ang minsang pinalayas na?

Singkuwenta. Masyadong matagal o bubot pa at nagpupunla? Siguro, depende sa konteksto. Ang tagal na 50 taon ay patunay ng katuwiran ng ipinaglalaban. Gayundin, hindi pa rin makamtan ang ganap na tagumpay dahil nagpupunla pa rin sa buong kapuluan.

Kagaya ninyo, marami ang nangangarap sa isang lipunang negasyon ng kasalukuyan. Sino ba naman kasing nanaising manatili sa lipunang lipos ng paghihirap dahil walang makain, mahal ang matrikula, walang lupa at trabaho, at walang kapayapaan. Kaya, sa panahong pilit na binabaligtad at dinedemonyo ang inyong pagkamartir, tungkulin sa aming patuloy na mangarap at panghawakan na posible ang mundong tila imposible.

Bago ko sarhan ang liham, hayaan ninyo akong papurihan kayo at ang inyong mga alaala. Mga martir kayo ng sambayanan, alam ba ninyo? Nakatala na kayo sa mga kasaysayan.

Laging inaalala, hindi namamatay. Sabi nga ng isa sa paborito kong makata, kayo’y mga namatay na naging imortal sa tula. Para kayong talang gabay sa karimlan ng malakolonyal at malapiyudal na lipunan.

Sa ngayon, tuloy pa rin ang aming pagsagot sa mga tanong na marahil ay pinagkunutan na rin ninyo ng noo. Hanggang dito na lang muna ang sulat habang hinahanap pa rin namin ang mga sagot. Subalit saanman kayo naroroon, hiling ko ay magsama-sama tayo sa paglikha ng kasaysayan hanggang sa ganap na tagumpay!

Kasama sa pakikibaka,
Gelo

Para kay Jose Burgos Jr.,

Ang malayang pamamahayag ay ibinubunsod ng mga mapagpalayang mamamahayag.

Sa gitna ng mga atake at nagbabadyang kapahamakan, hindi ka nagdalawang-isip na suungin ang lahat ng ito kahit pa ang kapalit ay kalayaan at kapayapaan ng iyong pamumuhay. Isa kang tunay na liwanag sa dilim, sapagkat ang ilaw mo ang gumabay at nagmulat sa mga nabubulag na sa kadiliman. Ang iyong bawat salita, parirala, pangungusap, at talata ay sandata para sa pagtatanggol ng demokrasya.

Ipinakita mo na tunay na may pangil ang peryodismo. Nangangagat ito, na parang isang lamok na kahit gaano kaliit ay nakapagdudulot pa rin ng sakit sa mga tunay na sakit ng lipunan. Nakalalason ito, na sa sobrang tapang ay pilit itong sinusupil upang hindi makapaminsala sa mga naglilinis-linisan. Ngunit sa lahat ng ito, ang pinakamasaklap na katotohanan ay nakamamatay ito. Oo, nakamamatay ang peryodismo, at marami na ang kinuhang kaluluwa nito.

Sa ngalan ng katotohanan at pag-ibig para sa bayan, ipinakita mong peryodista ka na may paninindigan. Sa kabila ng kaliwa’t kanang media cronies na ginamit ng estado upang palaganapin ang kanilang propaganda, tumindig ka at hindi nagpatinag. Ang Malaya at We Forum ang naging testimonya ng iyong pagiging matapang at tunay na mamamahayag.

Ipinakita mo sa lahat na ang midya ay naglilingkod at sumasandig sa masa. Pinatunayan mong isa lang ang tunay at karapat-dapat na kinikilingan ng midya, at ito ay ang katotohanan. Ilang pag-aresto at pagkawalay sa pamilya rin ang iyong ininda sa ngalan ng paghahatid ng tunay na balita noong panahon ng diktadurya; ngunit hindi ka nagpatinag.

Salamat dahil naging modelo ka ng isang tunay na peryodistang humahanay sa interes ng masa.

Salamat dahil lumaban ka para sa isang malaya at mapagpalayang midya.

Salamat dahil tumindig ka bilang isang tunay at matapang na peryodista.

Sa lumalalang panahon ng disimpormasyon ngayon, mas kinakailangan namin ng marami pang tulad mong handang lumaban.

Limampung taon na ang lumipas, ngunit ang katagang “Ang malayang pamamahayag ay ibinubunsod ng mga mapagpalayang mamamahayag” ay totoo pa rin sa henerasyon namin ngayon.

Ginoong Burgos, salamat sa makabuluhang buhay na inilagi mo rito sa mundo. Patuloy ka sanang maging inspirasyon ng marami: taas-noo ka naming pinagpupugayan sa lahat ng iyong ginawa para sa masa at sa ting demokrasya.

Faith



Para sa mga huwarang di-pangkaraniwan na nag-alay ng buhay alang-alang sa sambayanan;

Para sa mga aping pesante at manggagawang nagkaisa sa makauring pakikibakang anti-diktadurya at mapagpalaya upang mabaklas ang tanikala ng isa’t isa;

Para sa mga estudyante at intelektuwal na hindi nagpakipot sa panahon ng matinding panlipunang ligalig at sumanib sa makauring pakikibaka ng bayan;

Para sa lahat ng tunay, palaban, at makabayang anak at martir ng bayan sa panahon ng Batas Militar;

Walang hanggang taas-kamaong pagbati at pagpupugay sa inyong kadakilaan! Sadyang hindi matatawaran ang giting, dangal, husay, at dalisay ng pag-ibig ninyo sa bayan na siyang walang-kaduda-dudang naging instrumental sa pagpupunyagi laban sa kadiliman ng panahon ninyo. Malaki ang dapat ipagpasalamat sa inyo ng bayan mula sa inyong henerasyon hanggang sa kasalukuyan at susunod pang mga salinlahi sapagkat kahit ang Bundok Apo ay hindi malalamangan ang tayog ng inyong inialay sa sambayanan. Ang ala-ala ninyo ang magsisilbing tilamsik ng kasaysayang puno ng tunggalian na magpapaantig sa pagkatao ng bawat isa na makatuwiran ang mapagpunyagi, basta’t malinaw kung para kanino ang pagpapanday ng makataong kinabukasan mula sa labi ng mapang-aping kaayusan.

Sa totoo lang, bagaman gagap ko naman sa personal na antas ang diwa ng kahanga-hanga ninyong mga kuwento at ehemplo, hindi ko masimulang maproseso kung paano kayo humugot ng lakas, kapasyahan, o kung ano mang puwersang nagtulak sa inyong ialay ang inyong buong panahon at buhay para sa iba. Talagang di-pangkaraniwan ang tipo ng giting na ipinamalas niyo upang sagupain ang atake ng kaaway. Lalo na at sobrang sahol at kasuklam-suklam ang inyong pinagdaanan na tortyur at panggigipit sa ilalim ng kamay na bakal ng pasistang rehimen.

Ikaw, Liliosa, walang impyernong sasapat para sa mga halang na unipormadong mamamatay-taong nambugbog sa’yo at nagtulak sa katawan mo ng nakakamatay na asido.

Kasamang Bill, hindi siguro naging madali ang pagpapasyang bumalik at tumangan ng mas mataas na antas ng pakikibaka matapos kang ilegal na hulihin ng estado; subalit naantig ka pa rin sa paghihikahos ng taumbayan.

EdJop, harapang binastos ka ng pangulo at dalawang beses ka pang hinuli ng militar at tinortyur pero kailanman ay hindi natinag ang iyong mga prinsiyo, sa halip ay tumatag pa nga ang mga ito.

Wala rin sigurong papantay sa hinagpis na pinagdaanan mo bilang isang militanteng ina at anak ng bayan, Lorena Barros, sa kamay ng mga macho-piyudal na pasista. Pero kahit kailan, hindi mo iniwan ang kilusan ng mamamayang nakikibaka lalo na ang kapwa mo kababaihan.

At napakarami pang may mga kuwento ng paghihikahos bunga ng pasistang diktadurya. Hindi lang tinortyur. Hindi lang pinatay. Naging desaparecidos pa. Tumatatak agad sa isip ko ang Southern Tagalog 10.

Tumataas ang balahibo ko kada naririnig ko o nababasa ang mga kuwento ninyo.

Nakatatakot. Nakababalisa. Hindi ko naman itinatanggi iyon. Sobrang hirap panghawakan ng prinsipyo kapag nababalahura ka ng takot. Nasubok na rin siguro ang inyong paninidigan ng mga pananakot, paniniktik, psy-war at tortyur ng mga galamay ng pasistang estado. At sa kabila noon, nagpatuloy kayo. Hindi kayo nagpagapi.

Ang internal ninyong pagpapasya ang nagdala sa inyo sa landas ng makauri, militante, makamasa, at anti-pasistang pakikibaka. Dumako kayo sa piling ng mga magsasaka at katutubong walang lupa, manggagawang dinadahas ang unyon, maralitang tagalungsod na binaklas ang bahay, at iba pang sektor na tahasang pinahirapan at pinabayaan ng diktador alinsunod sa atrasadong sistemang pinangalagaan ng kaniyang pasistang pamamalakad.

Ngayong nahaharap muli ang bayan sa matinding krisis sa ilalim ng anak ng diktador bunga ng patuloy na pag-iral ng atrasadong sistemang nag-anak sa unang pasistang rehimeng Marcos, nahaharap din kami sa pagpapasyang hinarap ninyo. Para kanino ba namin iaalay ang buhay namin? Anong klaseng buhay ba ang aming tatahakin? Masisikmura ba namin ang komportableng buhay sa gitna ng pagpapaulan ng tingga sa labas ng apat na sulok ng aming komportableng mga bahay? Masisikmura ba naming mabura ng salinlahi ng mga pasista ang marangal ninyong kasaysayan ng pakikibaka para palayain sa pagkagapos ang sambayanan mula sa naghahari-harian? Matatanggap ba naming hindi mapanagot ang mga salarin ng nakaraan at kasalukuyan, kahit na malinaw pa rin ang mga saray ng masang kumakalampag para sa hustisya? Sa puno’t dulo ng pagmumuni-muni sa mundong hinahati ng pandarahas ng tao sa tao, nakiisa ba kami sa pagbabago nito para sa ikabubuti ng marami?

Palagian naman ang tunggalian sa hanay naming kabataan. Likas sa uri namin ang dumating sa salubungan ng personal na ambisyong nakaugat sa panlipunang pamantayang nakaatas sa amin at sa kabilang banda, ang landas ng mga di-pangkaraniwan: ang pagbibigay ng buong sarili sa paglilingkod sa sambayanan. Mayroon naman talagang pipiliin ang daan tungo sa pansariling interes, at mayroon sa mga iyon ang lantaran pang magiging reaksiyunaryong kahanay ng mga pasista tulad ng mga Marcos. Subalit, panatag pa rin ako na mas marami, at sa pag-igting ng krisis, mas darami pa ang babalikwas mula sa amin at higit pa, sa iba’t ibang mga aping saray ng lipunan. Sa kada oil price hike na hinahayaan nila, confidential funds na inilalaan sa panre-redtag at pambobomba sa kanayunan, pang-aagaw at pagpapalit-gamit ng lupa ng mga pesante at samu’t sari pang mga atraso sa sambayanan, lalong nalalapit ang libing ng mga tiraniko tulad ng mga Marcos-Duterte. Hindi palaging maghahari ang kadiliman! Napatunayan na ninyo iyan at ng sambayanan.

Kaya, maraming salamat sa sakripisyo ninyo.

Pero higit pa sa pasasalamat, makatitiyak kayo. Magpapatuloy kami. Darami pa kami. Bibitbitin at panghahawakan namin ang militante at makamasang tipo ng pakikibakang ipinamalas ninyo, higit pa sa panahon ng papatinding pasismo!

Ito ang pinakamataas na antas ng pagbibigay-parangal namin sa alaala ninyo. Ito ang paraan namin upang hindi mabura ang kasaysayang iginuhit ninyo at imbes, maisulat pa ang mga susunod na kabanata nito.

Hanggang sa tagumpay!

Isang Mag-aaral ng PS 21



Thank you to the heroes who fought during the Marcos dictatorship and continue to fight despite the country’s political climate. The consequences of your actions and decisions during this time must have been difficult and should not be forgotten. I hope you continue to find the strength to wake up and rise again, not only for the sake of the country, but also as an inspiration to the youth to always protect their rights and never forget our country’s dark history.

Studying our history is one way to get grounded in our whys, learn from mistakes, and lead the country effectively. And with living proofs like you, it is enough to continue clamoring for good governance. As an Iskolar ng at Para sa Bayan, it is one of my responsibilities to acquire the skills that I need to contribute, study to the best of my ability, and enjoin the nation in amplifying the advocacies that the masses are fighting for in whatever ways I can. That is why, at this time, it is especially important to work together to ensure that such events do not occur again, to promote academic freedom, and to combat disinformation, particularly among the youth.

In these trying times, I hope that you can find the courage and hope to fight for our freedom and rights with the youth. Let us keep the spirit alive and lead our country to a brighter future, not just for the current generation but for our successors as well. The fight does not end here. #TuloyAngLaban

An Iskolar ng Bayan



Limampung taon. Limang buong dekada, kalahating siglo. Sa pang-araw-araw pa lamang ay tila walang katapusan na paghihirap at pasakit ang kailangang indahin ng karaniwang Pilipino, sa harap ng walang-pakundangang pagpihit ng orasan. Kaya hindi ko po masimulang mawari kung gaano kabigat ang kahabaan nitong panahon, hindi lamang sa inyo kung hindi sa inyong mga mahal sa buhay. Limampung taon na ang nakalipas simula nang ideklara ang Batas Militar, at hindi na mababawi ang oras na ito.

Sa aking kabataan, narinig ko lamang po ang inyong mga pangalan mula sa mga guro ko sa Kasaysayan at Araling Panlipunan. Hanggang ngayon ay malaki ang aking pasasalamat dahil kahit papaano ay mayroong mga nakatatandang hindi ako hinayaang makalimutan ang nakaraan, at sa halip ay ibaling ang aking tingin tungo sa memorya nito. Ngunit alam ko pong hindi lahat ay may pribilehiyong makapag-aral, o magkaroon ng mga tagagabay na maituturo ang kahalagahan ng pagbubukas ng diskusyon ukol dito. Hanggang ngayon po ay kolonyal, komersiyalisado, at anti-demokratiko pa rin ang pagpapatakbo sa mga paaralan; katapat ng pagsusumikap na mamulat ang mga masa ay ang pagsusumikap ng mga maykapangyarihang panatilihin ang bulok na kalagayan ng lipunan.

Habang isinusulat ko ang liham na ito ay bumabalik po sa aking isipan ang mga naidokumentong kuha ng mga protesta noong panahon ng Batas Militar. Sa mga librong ginamit namin noong elementarya at hayskul, black and white ang mga larawang ng mga pangyayaring ito—lumilitaw na napakalayo mula sa aming henerasyon. Ngunit marami rin sa mga bidyo na aking napanood ay may kulay. Malinaw kong naaalala ang mga estudyanteng katulad ko, at kung paano sila sinalubong ng kapulisan at militar sa kalsada. Nakita ko po ang agresibo at marahas na pagdispersa sa mga nagpoprotesta, kabataang nalalapit sa aking edad, na walang dalang armas, walang proteksiyon laban sa pang-aabuso. Kahit po ang eksenang ito ay piraso lamang ng inyong reyalidad. Marami pa pong boses ang pilit na pinatahimik. Marami pa po ang hindi pa nakakauwi.

Gaya ng sabi nila, siguro nga po ay mahabang panahon ang 50 taon. Pero ang katunayan ay hindi nabubura ng kahabaan ng panahon ang bakas nitong inhustisya sa kasalukuyan. Naririto pa rin ang latak ng lasong ibinuhos, ang ugat ng panlipunang kanser na itinarak at napasailalim pa ng mga nakaraang administrasyon. Kami po ay produkto ng kahapon kung kailan kayo nabuhay, at ang kahapong ito ay sariwa pang sugat na hindi hinahayaang maghilom—bagkus ay nabubuksang muli sa bawat diktaduryang nananatili sa pwesto. May kalansay ng takot na namumuo sa aking mga kalamnan na ang lahat ng ito’y hindi matatakasang kapalaran. Ngunit lagi’t lagi, nasusundan ito ng isang paalala kalakip ang inyong mga dinanas at sa halip na mabalot sa takot ay mas nananaig ang galit. Limampung taon na simula nang ideklara ang Batas Militar. Hindi na maibabalik ang mga nag-aalab na puso, matatalas na isip, at matang nakatinging malayo sa hinaharap. Sa kabila nito, naabot pa rin po ninyo ang sumunod at susunod na salinlahi, dahil ang aming mga karapatan, ang aming buhay, lahat ito ay inyong ipinaglaban.

Kung masisilayan po ninyo ang Pilipinas ngayon, sigurado akong higit pa sa dismayang maaari ninyong maramdaman, matatanaw pa rin ang pag-asang patuloy na binibigyang-buhay ng bawat hanay ng masa na lumalaban hindi para lamang sa sarili, kung hindi para sa bayan. Nakikita ko po ang tiyaga at sigasig ng aking kapwa-estudyante, kabataan, mga magsasasaka at manggagawang nakapaligid sa akin, at ito rin ang nakapagbibigay sa akin ng lakas upang makapagpatuloy.

Kaya kung may nais man po ako sa inyong maipaalam, ito po ang katiyakang hindi pa po natatapos ang paglaban. Higit po sa mga numero, higit po sa inyong mga pangalan, dala namin ang inyong alaala, ang itinanim ninyong mga punla na sisibol at magbubunga sa ilalim ng sikat ng araw, malaya mula sa mga sulok na pilit ikinukubli sa kadiliman.

Isang Iskolar ng Bayan

Creative Works Under Honorific Award for Student Performing Arts Group (HASPAG) Program

Since 2016, the HASPAG Outright Creative Work Grant by the UP Diliman Office of the Chancellor through the UPD-OICA amounting to P250,000 annually has provided vital support for Official Student Performing Arts Groups to mount special projects and productions. Each creative work adheres to the OICA research agenda and cultivates artistic innovation and community engagement. Find here the list of productions under the grant throughout the years.

Note: To learn more about a project in the list, please send an email to haspag_pasp_oica.upd@up.edu.ph


Name of OSPAG
Title of Creative Work
Project Period
Description
Grant Number
Photo
UP CONCERT CHORUS"Ritmo"2018 - 2019ConcertUPD-HASPAG 2018-19-002
UP DANCE COMPANY"Hubog ng Sayaw"2018 - 2019Dance ConcertUPD-HASPAG 2018-19-003
UP KONTRA-GAPI"Kalayaan, Katarungan, Kapayapaan sa Bayan: Tatlong Dekada ng Kontra-GaPi"2018 - 2019ConcertUPD-HASPAG 2018-19-001
UP SINGING AMBASSADORS"UPSAri-sari: MUSIKAbahagi"2018 - 20191) Outreach Program (choral clinic)
2) Musikasaysayan 3 (concert)
UPD-HASPAG 2016-xx-xx
UP CONCERT CHORUS"MusikaUgnayan 2018"2017 - 20181) Eco-Brick Making Workshop
2) Choral Workshop
3) Culminating Concert
UPD-HASPAG 2017-03
UP DANCE COMPANY"Patawili"2017 - 2018Dance ConcertUPD-HASPAG 2017-05
UP KONTRA-GAPI"Lakbay-Alaala"2017 - 2018ConcertUPD-HASPAG 2017-02
UP SINGING AMBASSADORS"UPSAri-sari: MusiKasaysayan 2"2017 - 2018UPD-HASPAG 2017-04
UP SYMPHONIC BAND"Symphonicity"2017 - 2018ConcertUPD-HASPAG 2017-01
UP CONCERT CHORUS"A Tribute to Reynaldo T. Paguio & MusiKalikasan"2016 - 20171) Outreach performances/activities for The Heart at Play Foundation
2) Outreach performances/activities for Camillus Medhaven
3) Choral Workshop: The Korus Way
4) Dorm Gigs
5) Concert: To Sir With Love
6) MusiKalikasan 2017: Send-off Concert
UPD-HASPAG 2016-03
UP DANCE COMPANY"Pasundayag"2016 - 20171) Pasundayag Dance Concert
2) Con.Currents - Site specific performance in collaboration with PCI
UPD-HASPAG 2016-06
UP KONTRA-GAPI"UP Kontra-GaPi Outreach Mission 2016-2017"2016 - 2017Full & short programs, workshops, interaction w/ local artists
1) Batanes Tour
2) Iligan Tour
3) Special Performance in Sanuk Sanan: 3rd
Thai Cultural Fair at the UP Asian Center
UPD-HASPAG 2016-02
UP REPERTORY COMPANY"Intersection: Streetlight Manifesto x Eskinita"2016 - 2017A showcase of plays in the genre of both socio-political-existential tragedy and farceUPD-HASPAG 2016-07
UP SINGING AMBASSADORS"UPSAri-sari: MusiKasaysayan"2016 - 2017Two (2) full musical concertsUPD-HASPAG 2016-04
UP STREETDANCE CLUB"Chosen Ground 13: Paragon"2016 - 2017Dance Concert and Dance CompetitionUPD-HASPAG 2016-05
UP SYMPHONIC BAND"La Passio de Crist - A UP Symphonic Band Holy Week Concert Special"2016 - 2017ConcertUPD-HASPAG 2016-01


UP Diliman Creative/Critical Thesis Grant in the Arts, Culture, and the Humanities (UPD CCTGACH)
OICA-Commissioned and Produced Public Art Installations, Musical Compositions, and Other Creative Works