Arellano University - Student Life

Student Life

The Arellano University Chiefs (formerly the Flaming Arrows) are the official athletic teams of the university and are members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the National Capital Region Athletic Association. There were several well-established dance troupe in the university which competes in the yearly inter-branch competition, along with the other branches of Arellano University. Fraternities and sororities had established chapters within the university, along with other well-established organizations. Several organizations recognized by the university were the Student Council and other legally established organizations.

The Student Council is the head of operations during school activities, especially activities for High School. There are also several collegiate activities headed by their respective council, and sometimes by the university administrator.

Students are also given the background and history of the university, most notably, in the Manila campus. The University Seal was prepared by artist Vicente Manansala and was inspired by the World War II-era photograph of American marines raising the flag of the United States on the summit of Mount Surabachi.

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