Manila Times highlights The Michaelean Herald

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The Michaelean Herald, the official school organ of Saint Michael’s College of Laguna was featured in the Sunday issue of The Manila Times as a way of providing avenues to student-journalists to be read on a national scale.


The Manila Times published their Sunday Times with the four paged contribution of the school publication.

The release of TMH was one of the highlights of the school’s 42nd anniversary.

TMH featured the history of SMCL and its humbling mission to educate the poor people of Biñan when it opened in 1975.

It also contained quick facts about the school and its strong faculty known for being academically qualified and competent to manage the students.


Two weeks after, the College President, Dr. Lourdes Almeda- Sese was featured in its Lifestyle issue for having propelled SMCL to what it is now, a 21st century institution of learning and scholarship.

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