Isanliyab Servant Leaders' Union

READ | Statement on Abstention Votes and the 20% Threshold

Here's why your Charged Vote matters today.

Someone has to hold funds accountable, make welfare systems reach you, and build efficient governance that answers to Tamaraws, not the other way around. That someone is decided by your vote.

Your vote charges what's proven and changes what's broken. We've laid the foundation, but a leader without a mandate can't finish the work.

VOTING EXTENDED until 5:00 PM today, May 7. You still have time.

📋 How to vote: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Y2dvbNn68/
🔍 Records and plans: www.isanliyab.org

⏩💙

We know this academic year has been a lot, Tamaraws.
But charging your vote takes less time than your next coffee break, just 5 MINUTES. That’s all it takes to help charge the direction of FEU’s now and next.

The polls close at 3:00 PM today, May 7.
Don’t let the clock decide for all of us, ! 🗳️

How to vote: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Y2dvbNn68/
Still undecided? Our records and plans are open at www.isanliyab.org

⏩💙

Votes are being cast and every vote counts. 🗳️

A vote not cast is still a choice that shapes our future.

Tamaraws, we have the power to fix what’s broken. CHARGE your vote and lead the NXT today.

🗓 Vote until 3PM of May 7, 2026
📋 Steps to Vote: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Y2dvbNn68/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Still undecided? Our records and plans are open at www.isanliyab.org

⏩️💙

A CHARGED VOTE IS AN INFORMED VOTE 💙🗳️

Real change doesn’t happen overnight, it takes time. We’ve been building progress together, and you’ve been part of it.

We encourage all FEU students to cast their votes, happening May 5–7, 2026. Your vote is your voice in continuing the work of building a more patriotic, democratic, and progressive FEU community as we ⏩

A means protecting that progress for empowered and participatory Tamaraws, transparent and accountable tuition utilization, accessible and responsive student welfare systems, and efficient, accountable, Tamaraw-first governance.

If you’re still undecided, visit www.isanliyab.org to know more about our records and plans.

Need internet access? ADB Room 308 is open for you.

🗓️ May 5–6 | 7:30 AM – 7:30 PM
🗓️ May 7 | 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM

𝘾𝘼𝙇𝙇 𝙁𝙊𝙍 𝘿𝙊𝙉𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉𝙎!🚨

Sa kabila ng mabibigat na problema kaugnay ng korapsyon, lalo na sa aspekto ng flood control, mananatiling matibay ang ating panindigan sa paglaban at taos-pusong dedikasyon sa pagtulong sa mga kababayan nating apektado ng bagyong Nando.

Muling kumakatok ang Project ALAB, kasama ang Cagayan Youth Advocates, sa inyong mabuting puso upang makapaglaan ng tulong pinansyal o in-kind na donations para sa mga kababayan nating nasalanta ng bagyo sa mga lugar ng Cagayan tulad ng Aparri, Camiguin, Claveria, Calayan, at iba pa.

Sa mga nais magbigay ng tulong pinansyal, narito po ang mga account ng donation drive:
❤️‍🔥 GCASH
09352302648
SH******* F.

❤️‍🔥 BDO
013100048827
Sharlotte F.

❤️‍🔥 BPI
8699505391
Sharlotte F.

Para sa in-kind donations at iba pang bank details, maaari pong makipag-ugnayan sa aming official page or imessage sina Zach Xavier Singson o Cyd Jesper Danguilan.

Ang ating lakas at sigla sa pagtutulugan at pagbibigay ng tulong sa ating mga kababayan ay patuloy nating dadalhin sa mga susunod na inisyatibo. Tayo ay magkaisa sa panalangin upang maging ligtas ang ating mga kababayan.❤️‍🔥





Photo by: Manila Bulletin
Pubmat by: RB Benito
Caption by: Jade Ann Ilagan

READ | JOINT STATEMENT OF FEU POLITICAL PARTIES ON CONDEMNING CORRUPTION

We, the political parties of Far Eastern University, stand united with the Filipino people in condemning the blatant corruption of the Philippine government officials. We demand justice and accountability for the masses, the primary victims of state impunity and negligence.

On September 21, 53 years will have passed since the declaration of Martial Law in the Philippines. At the height of the fascist dictatorship, the Filipino people—of different progressive ideologies—linked arms and rose up against tyranny with the intention of ousting the late dictator Marcos Sr. Today, under the administration of Marcos Jr., we continue to face bureaucrat capitalism tied with the lack of accountability, where corruption continues to plague our society and harm the lives of Filipino people.

Isanliyab Servant Leaders’ Union, Kadiwa Student Coalition, and Tanglawtala are unified in our pursuit of justice; united by a shared commitment to hold those in power accountable for their corruption and greed.

Our history has already shown us what must be done in the face of unbridled corruption: national mass action led by the Filipino people must be carried out.

We call on all the Tamaraws and fellow student leaders to take part in the struggle and join the justifiably raging Filipino masses who, for the longest time, have been the victims of our government’s corruption and greed.

Tamaraws, do not stand idly by. Now is the time to rise, to demand justice, and to fight against the corruption that has long oppressed us—from one generation to another.

READ | JOINT STATEMENT OF FEU POLITICAL PARTIES ON CONDEMNING CORRUPTION

We, the political parties of Far Eastern University, stand united with the Filipino people in condemning the blatant corruption of the Philippine government officials. We demand justice and accountability for the masses, the primary victims of state impunity and negligence.

On September 21, 53 years will have passed since the declaration of Martial Law in the Philippines. At the height of the fascist dictatorship, the Filipino people—of different progressive ideologies—linked arms and rose up against tyranny with the intention of ousting the late dictator Marcos Sr. Today, under the administration of Marcos Jr., we continue to face bureaucrat capitalism tied with the lack of accountability, where corruption continues to plague our society and harm the lives of Filipino people. 

Isanliyab Servant Leaders’ Union, Kadiwa Student Coalition, and Tanglawtala are unified in our pursuit of justice; united by a shared commitment to hold those in power accountable for their corruption and greed.

Our history has already shown us what must be done in the face of unbridled corruption: national mass action led by the Filipino people must be carried out.

We call on all the Tamaraws and fellow student leaders to take part in the struggle and join the justifiably raging Filipino masses who, for the longest time, have been the victims of our government’s corruption and greed.

Tamaraws, do not stand idly by. Now is the time to rise, to demand justice, and to fight against the corruption that has long oppressed us—from one generation to another.

READ | JOINT STATEMENT OF FEU POLITICAL PARTIES ON CONDEMNING CORRUPTION

We, the political parties of Far Eastern University, stand united with the Filipino people in condemning the blatant corruption of the Philippine government officials. We demand justice and accountability for the masses, the primary victims of state impunity and negligence.

On September 21, 53 years will have passed since the declaration of Martial Law in the Philippines. At the height of the fascist dictatorship, the Filipino people—of different progressive ideologies—linked arms and rose up against tyranny with the intention of ousting the late dictator Marcos Sr. Today, under the administration of Marcos Jr., we continue to face bureaucrat capitalism tied with the lack of accountability, where corruption continues to plague our society and harm the lives of Filipino people.

Isanliyab Servant Leaders’ Union, Kadiwa Student Coalition, and TanglawTala are unified in our pursuit of justice; united by a shared commitment to hold those in power accountable for their corruption and greed.

Our history has already shown us what must be done in the face of unbridled corruption: national mass action led by the Filipino people must be carried out.

We call on all the Tamaraws and fellow student leaders to take part in the struggle and join the justifiably raging Filipino masses who, for the longest time, have been the victims of our government’s corruption and greed.

Tamaraws, do not stand idly by. Now is the time to rise, to demand justice, and to fight against the corruption that has long oppressed us—from one generation to another.