| Forum |
Volume No. 11, Issue No. 3, May-June 2010 |
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| Adapting to a New Environment, Rising to New Challenges |
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 Its first one hundred years saw the University of the Philippines rise into a complex, confident, and geographically extensive institution. It has grown into seven constituent universities strategically located in twelve campuses across the country. It offers 258 undergraduate and 438 graduate programs to almost 52,000 students. The scope and range of its course offerings include all disciplines, and it continues to lead the country in the quest for knowledge.
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| Policy Agenda for Food Security |
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Food security is popularly defined as the availability of affordable food for the population at all times. However, the concept is often argued about from between two extremes. On the one hand, politicians, policy-makers, and program implementers equate food security with self-sufficiency, where food security is achieved through domestic production at all costs. |
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| Newsletter |
Volume No. xxxi, Issue No. 06 |
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| Dr. Perla Santos Ocampo named National Scientist |
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Dr. Perla Santos Ocampo was elevated to the rank of National Scientist by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at ceremonies in Malacañang on June 25. The rank is the highest honor the government can bestow on a Filipino scientist. |
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