DLSU-Laguna suspends classes, restricts campus access

LUCENA CITY — Classes at De La Salle University (DLSU)-Laguna campus in Biñan City were suspended starting Tuesday morning, Nov. 10, while office work was also halted.

In a Facebook post, the DLSU Laguna Campus Student Government announced that, upon the directive of the Office of the Vice President for Laguna Campus (OVPLC), both in-person and online classes would be suspended starting at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

“Office work likewise suspended from 12 p.m. onwards. Access to the Laguna campus is restricted,” the student government added.

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University officials had yet to issue an official statement explaining the reason for the suspension as of this writing.

Meanwhile, a netizen claimed that parents of students were circulating a screenshot of an alleged threatening message found inside a campus restroom.

The reported threat has yet to be independently confirmed by university officials or authorities.

In August 2025, a bomb threat also disrupted classes and activities at the DLSU-Laguna campus.

Police conducted a thorough inspection of the university premises and surrounding areas but found no bomb. /mr