Mapúa University received a bomb threat this morning, October 3, 2019. As a precautionary measure, classes and work were suspended in Intramuros campus at 8:20 a.m.

Mapúa University Multimedia Arts and Sciences graduate Raymund Ribay Gutierrez' film “Verdict” is the Philippines’ entry to the Foreign Language Film category of the 92nd Annual Academy Awards or the Oscars 2020.

Mapúa University now works with Coursera, an American online learning platform, in offering micro-credentials to its students. Micro-credentialing is the process of earning a credential or certification in a very specific topic area.

A major breakthrough in disaster preparedness, Mapúa University has unveiled the Universal Structural Health Evaluation and Recording System or USHER which determines the structural integrity of buildings and other infrastructure in hopes of reducing casualties in the event of a devastating earthquake.

Mapúa University takes pride in its six student films that will be showcased in the first Korea Pinoy International Film Festival (KPIFF) this September 28 at the Arirang Cinema Center in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, namely, Disconnection Notice by Glenn Lowell Averia, Nik-Nik by Nikkei Thea Bernal, Ophelia by Celina Mae Medina, Gatilyo by Harold Lance Pialda, Southbound by Zaira Daradar and Rhadney Reyes, and Pood by Gio Sallena.

Mapúa University received a bomb threat this morning, September 19, 2019. As a precautionary measure, classes and work have been suspended on both Intramuros and Makati campuses at 9:59 a.m.