The Palladium (student publication)
- The Palladium (student publication)
The Palladium is the Official Student Newspaper of the Ateneo School of Law. Committed to responsible journalism inside and beyond the law school, this student publication is composed of students dedicated to reporting relevant news inside the campus, as well as beyond. Joining The Palladium entails a meaningful yet fun time out from the books, cases and recitation as the Publication seeks to inform the Law School Community. [Ateneo Law School Website, accessed on Oct. 5, 2008, available at http://law.ateneo.edu/index.php?p=50&PHPSESSID=09ef439976e289e2953f77f14f803c85]
Online Edition
The Palladium is in the process of creating an Online Edition.
However, the site, http://www.palladium.com.ph is still currently being constructed. Once operational, it is expected to publish online versions of printed articles as well as other articles which did not make it to printing.
Editorial Staff
Editor-in-Chief Patricia Cervantes
Associate Editor Vida Verzosa
Associate Editor Tom Temprosa
Maanging Editor Esther Claudine Lim
News Editor Robert Santiago
Feature Editor Lyra Flores
Legal Editor Kip Villanueva
Online News Editor Luis Tan
Online Feature Editor Catherine Diño
Online Legal Editor Darwin Padlan
Lay-out Artist Trish Zuñiga
Graphics Design Aurora Hipol
Office Manager Vina Padilla [The Palladium 2008 ed., Vol. 1]
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