last August 8, requires all advisers of recognized student organizations within the institution to monitor their official postings.“The organization adviser shall monitor the social media accounts/postings of the student organization. Posts should be cleared first by the organization adviser,” the guidelines read.
“In unavoidable circumstances, however, the organization adviser retains the right to remove or edit the post-even if it has already been published-if something is found to be erroneous or irregular,” it added. In an instance of disagreement between the organization officers and the adviser, either the UST-OSA or the Simbahayan Community Development Office will be the ones to decide if the content should be retained or taken down.UST-OSA stated that these guidelines were made to prevent the members of the academe and the student leaders from engaging in online “misbehaviors” such as word war and bashing.
In a separate statement on August 18, the NUSP also denounced the UST administration’s regulatory protocols “student repression,” citing the need to sign a petition before online publishing. ALERT: The University of Santo Tomas has released a memorandum requiring its student organizations to allow…
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