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MANILA, Philippines — The Technological University of the Philippines (TUP) Manila will suspend its face-to-face classes on Monday (April 7) and Tuesday (April 8) following recent incidents affecting the campus.
In a Facebook post on Sunday, the TUP USG – Manila said that the university administration responded to their formal request through an official memorandum.
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The administration said that remote asynchronous learning will be observed on Monday after the untimely and tragic death of a student from the College of Industrial Education.
“As a sign of respect and solidarity, April 7 shall be observed as a Day of Mourning to allow space for community reflection and grieving,” the memorandum read.
Meanwhile, remote synchronous learning (RSL) will be implemented on Tuesday due to a scheduled water service interruption in the area by Maynilad “to ensure the health, safety, and convenience of our stakeholders.”
“University offices will remain operational. However, students are discouraged from entering the university premises. Urgent concerns must be formally addressed to the Vice President for Academic Affairs,” the TUP USG-Manila noted.
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The TUP USG-Manila, in their official request to the administration called for a shift to RSL from April 7-13 “in line with the recent incidents within the University.”
The student government also requested for academic work leniency during the period.