Tagalog courses may be introduced to Yale as early as the next academic year. KASAMA, Yale’s Filipinx club, whose name is translated from the Tagalog word meaning “together,” has advanced a proposal ...

At Yale, there are no courses in Tagalog, the fourth-most spoken language in the United States. Last week, Harvard University announced that it would fund a full-time instructor to teach Tagalog, the ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of South Asian Studies of prestigious Ivy League school Harvard University will be teaching a Tagalog course in the next academic year. This will be the first time ...

Harvard will hire a preceptor to teach Tagalog, marking the first time the University will offer courses in the language. The Department of South Asian Studies will hire three preceptors to teach ...

DARAGA, Albay — If you’re one of the many who often say “Tagalog” when you actually mean “Filipino” when asked about the national language of the Philippines, you are not alone. In fact, according to ...

(1st UPDATE) As the Filipino deaf community strives for its language to be more widely recognized, two organizations share how Filipino Sign Language continues to grow amid the exclusion of the deaf ...

The prestigious Harvard University in the U.S. will offer Tagalog language courses for the 2023-2024 school year. The college newspaper, "The Harvard Crimson," reported the news, citing Tagalog as the ...

Although Tagalog is the fourth most-spoken language in the United States, it is not one of over 25 languages offered at Brown. Through a petition launched in early February, the Filipino Alliance has ...

MANILA, Philippines — US President Donald Trump’s war against Ivy League schools is hampering a petition by Filipino-American students to establish a Tagalog language program at Brown University – an ...

Since 2011, Saskatchewan has witnessed a 123 per cent increase in the Filipino language Tagalog. With more than 24,125 people speaking Tagalog, it’s the most common mother tongue language used in ...

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — Nagsasalita ako ng tagalog. I speak Tagalog. A whopping 2.1 percent of Californians speak Tagalog, making the language native to the Philippines the most common foreign ...