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Timeline of the History of the Campus Journalism in the Philippines 

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Timeline of the History of the Campus Journalism in the Philippines 

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Campus Journalism started when the University of Santo Tomas published El Liliputiense in 1890. 

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Campus Journalism started when the University of Santo Tomas published El Liliputiense in 1890. 

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In 1910, University of the Philippines published the "The College Folio". 

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In 1910, University of the Philippines published the "The College Folio". 

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I t was one of the first undergraduate journals in the Philippines.

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Later on, Philippine Normal University published the "The Torch". 

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Later on, Philippine Normal University published the "The Torch". 

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The Guidon of Ateneo de Manila University and The Varsitarian of University of Santo Tomas were published 2 years later. 

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The Guidon of Ateneo de Manila University and The Varsitarian of University of Santo Tomas were published 2 years later. 

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The GUIDON is the official student publication of the Ateneo de Manila University. Founded in 1929 by Rev. Frank O’Hara, SJ and first led by Manuel C. Colayco. 

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The GUIDON is the official student publication of the Ateneo de Manila University. Founded in 1929 by Rev. Frank O’Hara, SJ and first led by Manuel C. Colayco. 

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 The Varsitarian was founded by a group of students led by Jose Villa Panganiban. 

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 The Varsitarian was founded by a group of students led by Jose Villa Panganiban. 

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Carlos Romulo y Peña edited "The Coconut" which is known as the student publication of the Manila High School. 

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Carlos Romulo y Peña edited "The Coconut" which is known as the student publication of the Manila High School. 

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The Coconut is also considered as the oldest and highest school newspaper in the country.

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In 1023, The La Union Tab was published and considered as the first printed and regularly issued high school newspaper in the country. 

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In 1023, The La Union Tab was published and considered as the first printed and regularly issued high school newspaper in the country. 

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Later on, after not so many years other university published their own school publications. 

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Later on, after not so many years other university published their own school publications. 

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> The Pampangan of Pampangan High School
> The Leytean of Leyte High School
were being published.

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In 1926, The Rizalian of Rizal High School was published. 

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In 1926, The Rizalian of Rizal High School was published. 

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> The Coconut of Tayabas High School
> The Volcano of Batangas High School
were published.

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The Coconut of Tayabas High School

The Volcano of Batangas High School

were published.

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Mr. Filemon Juntereal, Sr. as the first editor of The Coconut. The publication came out twice a month in a four-page tabloid. 

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Mr. Filemon Juntereal, Sr. as the first editor of The Coconut. The publication came out twice a month in a four-page tabloid. 

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The Toil of La Union Trade School

The Samarinian of Samar High School

were published.

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The Melting Pot of Tarlac High School

The Granary of Nueva Ecija High School

were published.

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Tarlac High School is known as the second oldest school in the country. 

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Tarlac High School is known as the second oldest school in the country. 

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In 1930, The Torres Torch of Torres High School was published. 

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In 1930, The Torres Torch of Torres High School was published. 

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The Cagayan Student Chronicle of Cagayan High School was published in 1931. 

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The Cagayan Student Chronicle of Cagayan High School was published in 1931. 

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30 out of 106 High School had campus newspapers registered at the Bureau of Public School.

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In 1986, it increased to 900 newspapers both English and Filipino. 

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In 1986, it increased to 900 newspapers both English and Filipino. 

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Circular Letter no. 34 s. 1925 was the first noted regulation to support school papers in the country. 

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Circular Letter no. 34 s. 1925 was the first noted regulation to support school papers in the country. 