Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig

08/05/2026

Pasig City Library will SERVE… the public again. ✨

05/05/2026

READY. SET. HIRED: YOUR FUTURE STARTS HERE!

Calling all PLP Graduating Students and Alumni! It’s time to bridge the gap between the classroom and your dream career. The PLP Job Fair 2026 is officially here, and your next big opportunity is waiting just around the corner!

We’re bringing the opportunities to YOU!
✅ Job Fair with 20+ participating companies
✅ On-site Government Services for first-time job seekers.
Apply for credentials FOR FREE under the First-Time Jobseeker Assistance Act!

EVENT DETAILS
When: May 11, 2026 (Monday)
Registration Starts: 8:00 AM
Event Hours: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Where: PLP Campus (Career Talk at the Auditorium and Job Fair at the Facade Area)
Dress Code: Smart Casual (Dress to impress and show them you mean business!)

PRO-TIPS TO LAND THE JOB:
To stand out in a sea of talent, remember these three things:
1. Be Prepared: Bring multiple copies of your updated resume. With dozens of companies attending, you’ll want to have a copy ready for every recruiter you meet!
2. Confidence is Key: Practice your "elevator pitch." Briefly introduce yourself, your skills, and what you can bring to the table with a smile.
3. Do Your Research: Take a quick look at the participating companies listed in the poster. Knowing a little about them goes a long way in an interview!

"Your career is a marathon, not a sprint but every great race starts with a single, bold step."

Don't let this chance pass you by. Whether you are about to graduate or an alumnus looking for a fresh start, this is your moment to Discover, Connect, and Succeed.

See you PLPians!

05/05/2026

05/05/2026

We mourn the passing of

Catalino “Coach JR” Ramos Jr.
1976–2026

A coach, mentor, and inspiration to many.
Coach JR didn’t just teach swimming. He taught resilience, discipline, and the courage to believe in oneself even in the toughest moments.

His impact goes far beyond the pool, living on in the hearts of those he guided and inspired.

Our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and all whose lives he touched.

You will always be remembered, Coach JR.

05/05/2026

Research Colloquium 2026: Bridging Disciplines, Creating Impact

The Research, Publication, and Innovation Office successfully held the Research Colloquium 2026 on May 4, 2026, at the PLP Auditorium, gathering students, faculty, and academic leaders in a celebration of research and innovation. With the theme “Research Without Boundaries: Bridging Disciplines, Creating Impact,” the event featured twelve (12) outstanding student research presentations.

Delivering the inspirational message, Dr. Reggie Maningas emphasized the power of curiosity as the driving force of research, reminding participants that “Research is a formalized curiosity.” He encouraged young researchers to think beyond limits, explore freely, and use their knowledge to create meaningful change in society.

Dr. Noreen Perez, Head of the Research Office, provided an overview of the colloquium, while Mr. Alvaro Rosales, University Researcher, presented the mechanics for the Best Oral Presentation. Insightful feedback was given by reactors Dr. Jane Macapagal and Mr. Aldrin Nofies, enriching the learning experience of the student presenters.

The Best Oral Presentation was awarded to the study entitled “Family Emergency Preparedness for Earthquake Disasters in Selected Barangays in Pasig City: Basis for Community-Based Disaster Planning,” conducted by researchers from the College of Nursing:
John Cedric Besmonte
Diane Isabel Dandoy
Camille Isla
Richa Mae Juare
Sofia Aiko Lipana
Jessiel Vergara

The event concluded with closing remarks from Mr. Fitz Gerald V. Jaminit, OIC Vice President for Academic Affairs, who commended the participants for their dedication and excellence in research.

The Research Colloquium 2026 highlights PLP’s commitment to nurturing a culture of inquiry, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration—empowering students to go beyond boundaries and create impact through research.

30/04/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT: Schedule of Connectivity Allowance Release
For Third Year Students.

Please be informed that the Connectivity Allowance for the period of October to November 2025 will be released on May 4-5, 2026 at the Finance Office.

Releasing will follow an alphabetical schedule based on students’ surnames and will be facilitated at Window 4 and Window 5 as follows:
📅 May 4, 2026 (Monday)
🔹 Window 4: Abad - Cruz, C
🔹 Window 5: Cruz, G. - Lopez, P

📅 May 5, 2026 (Tuesday)
🔹 Window 4: Lopez, R - Raza, C.
🔹 Window 5: Raza, E. - Zulueta

REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDENTS:
✅ Original Copy of Certificate of Registration (COR), AY 2025-2026, 1st Semester
✅ Any Valid ID (with signature)
✅ Ballpen

REQUIREMENTS FOR AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES:
✅ Authorization letter from the student
✅ Original and photocopy of COR (with student’s signature)
✅ Original and photocopy of any valid ID (both student and authorized representative - with 3 specimen signature)

IMPORTANT:
For those sending an authorized representative, the student must email the following requirements to [email protected] or [email protected]
📩 Authorization Letter
📩 Scanned copy of COR (signed by the student)
📩 Scanned copy of Valid ID (both student and representative - with 3 specimen signature)

Thank you!

30/04/2026

30/04/2026

PLP Empowers Graduating Students Through “Employment Coaching 101” Seminar

The Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig (PLP) successfully conducted the seminar “Employment Coaching 101: From Job Search to Career Success” on April 29, 2026, with the active participation of graduating students from various academic programs.

The activity opened with an inspiring message from Dr. Reggie M. Maningas, University President, who emphasized that employability remains a key measure of the effectiveness of tertiary education. He highlighted that while the University provides the necessary academic foundation and meaningful opportunities, the responsibility of becoming employment-ready ultimately lies with the students themselves.

In his address, Dr. Maningas underscored that education must go beyond the classroom and translate into the ability to secure meaningful employment, sustain oneself, and contribute positively to society. He encouraged the graduating students to continuously enhance their skills, remain adaptable to the evolving demands of the workforce, and take an active role in shaping their personal and professional growth.

The seminar featured two distinguished resource speakers who shared valuable and practical insights. For the morning session, Ryan Roberto E. Delos Reyes, Senior Labor and Employment Officer from the Department of Labor and Employment – NCR, provided strategies to help students effectively transition from academic life to the professional world. In the afternoon session, Mr. Iverson Infante from the Public Employment Service Office (PESO) offered further guidance on employment opportunities and workforce readiness.

During the seminar, students were equipped with essential knowledge and skills necessary for employment. Discussions focused on how to effectively manage stress in the workplace, apply practical and impactful interview techniques, and demonstrate proper etiquette and professionalism throughout the job hunting process.

The seminar served as a vital platform for students to gain practical knowledge, reflect on their readiness for employment, and better understand the expectations of the professional world. It reinforced PLP’s commitment to producing not only graduates, but individuals who are competent, confident, and truly career-ready.

29/04/2026