Photo by: Jibrylle Mohammad After years of near misses, the College of Engineering (COE) Asteegs finally captured the women’s basketball championship after overpowering the College of Social Sciences and Humanities (CSSH) Vanguards, 42–31, at the University Gymnasium, October 16. With the School of Graduate Studies, the long-time titleholder now dissolved and its graduate students merged into their respective colleges, the victory marked Asteegs’ long-awaited rise to the top

Photo by: Ashley Loyloy Extending their championship reign to five-peat in dominant fashion, the College of Engineering Asteegs reaffirmed their football dynasty with a 2–0 victory over the College of Agriculture Reapers in the title match held at the University Football Field on October 15. With a stunning mid–first half worldie from Asteegs’ team captain Frances Erl Onggo, off a composed placement pass by Jaymark Macondan, the Asteegs seized control of the match, taking a 1