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Located in front of the [[Faculty Center]] and inside the [[Academic Oval]], this artistic bike rack is part of the [[UP Padyak]] Project by the [[UP Mountaineers]]. [[UP Padyak]] is a biking program aimed at reducing vehicular traffic and air pollution on campus. It is supported by the [[Office of the Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs]] (OVCCA), the [[University Student Council]] (USC), and other organizations. | Located in front of the [[Faculty Center]] and inside the [[Academic Oval]], this artistic bike rack is part of the [[UP Padyak]] Project by the [[UP Mountaineers]]. [[UP Padyak]] is a biking program aimed at reducing vehicular traffic and air pollution on campus. It is supported by the [[Office of the Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs]] (OVCCA), the [[University Student Council]] (USC), and other organizations. | ||
Revision as of 13:28, 18 February 2009
Campus Life
- Directory of Student Organizations
- Food Establishments on Campus
- Entertainment, Music, The Arts
- Study Spots, Outdoor Activities
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Ideas For Dates
- Sports, Gyms
- University Shopping Center
- Hair Cuts and Salons
- Book Stores
Facilities
- Accommodation on Campus
- Conference Facilities on Campus
- Sports Facilities on Campus
- University Halls
- Courier Service
Seminars and Other Events
Featured Policy
Featured Photo
Located in front of the Faculty Center and inside the Academic Oval, this artistic bike rack is part of the UP Padyak Project by the UP Mountaineers. UP Padyak is a biking program aimed at reducing vehicular traffic and air pollution on campus. It is supported by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs (OVCCA), the University Student Council (USC), and other organizations.
This week in history
- The UP KASAYSAYAN Katipunan ng Mananalaysay ng Bayan was founded on February 24, 2007
- On 26 February 2004, the UP BOR approved the creation of the ITTC Program
Featured Research
Traffic and Network Advisories
- E Jacinto St Entrance/Exit is closed to vehicular traffic due to construction
- PREGINET Traffic: Normal