CAINTA, Rizal — On Friday, July 24, 2026, students from the Tertiary Education
Department (TED) of FEU Roosevelt Marikina and Cainta campuses gathered at the
Cainta Campus Gymnasium for TamRally 2026, the signature and culminating event
of the institution’s Week Zero orientation. The event officially welcomed both
returning and new students through a day filled with celebration, leadership
recognition, and talent showcases.
Bags slung over their shoulders, schedules clutched in hand, and a mixture of
nervousness and excitement written across their faces, hundreds of Tamaraws
walked through the gates of FEU Roosevelt Cainta for the first time. For many, Week Zero marked more than the beginning of a new academic year—it was the start of a journey filled with unfamiliar faces, new experiences, and endless possibilities. What began as a week of uncertainty gradually transformed into one of confidence, curiosity, and belonging, as the campus slowly became a place they could proudly call their second home.
On September 27, 2024, the Tourism Department of FEU Roosevelt, led by the Program Head, Mr. Dominique Soriano alongside FEUR Hospitality Management Society, joined forces with guest speaker Ms. Ma. Cecilia J. Biñas from the Department of Tourism to celebrate World Tourism Day at the FEU Roosevelt Cainta Campus. Under the theme “Tourism and Peace: Sustainable Journeys, Timeless Memories,” the event highlighted the importance of sustainable tourism and service excellence in shaping the future of the industry.
The second day of orientations of Week Zero, August 16, was focused on FEU Roosevelt’s learning partners with its platforms available for students to use on learning even outside the campus. The orientations were divided by each department with different speakers for each platform.
FEU Roosevelt formally opened the academic year 2024 to 2025 today, August 15, with its Grand Welcome via MS Teams as part of its Week Zero activities. The welcome event involves undertakings to make incoming students optimistic for the start of official classes and familiar with the school’s background, offices, learning systems, and digital platforms.
Facing the facade of the empty high school building, resting on the peaceful grass fields of the campus, a wonder yet to unfold was set into motion. Lights filled the surroundings, humongous speakers stood, and a stage that oversaw all was built. Anticipated, but more than expected, the FEUR Rodriguez transformed into a hall of stars on the 26th of April. Giving way to the day awaited by all since the previous year. A day of fun, expression, and music — Musikahan D-DAY!
“Bye, bye, first sem!” – was what most offshore Tamaraws thought last January 30 and February 1, as they commenced their final week of the semester through the “Alternative Class Experience 2024 (ACX)” conducted via Microsoft Teams. It featured a massive array of options, from unleashing your sweet tooth with no-bake chocolate cake lessons to building your inner Filipino spirit by learning Baybayin!
Marikina City – Green and gold adorned the Marikina Sports Center on January 31, 2024, as the three-day celebration of the 91st Foundation Day of FEU Roosevelt officially commenced. With FEU Roosevelt Cainta, Marikina, and Rodriguez campuses gathered, the event celebrated 91 years of Excellence, Fortitude, and Uprightness.
The opening day of the 91st founding day of the FEU Roosevelt kicked off with a blast, not only showcasing the talent of the Tamaraws from Roosevelt but also from FEU Manila and different marching bands from the Metro!