Julian Felipe Hall
Julian Felipe composed the Marcha Nacional Filipina upon the request of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo to compose something stirring ang majestic which can inspire Filipinos to fight the enemy - something which embodes the noble ideas of the Filipino race. It was played officially for the first time by the San Francisco de Malabon band while the Philippine Independence on Kawit, Cavite, on June 12, 1938.
The composition was adopted as the Philippine National Anthem by the National Assembly on September 5,1938.
The youngest of twelve children, Felipe was born in Cavite (Cavite City now) on January 28, 1861. His parents were Justo Felipe , and Victoria Reyes. He died on October 2, 1944 in Sampaloc, Manila.
Office
1st Floor
101 95.9 La Salle Radio Station
102 Television Production Room
103 College of Liberal Arts Guidance Office & College of Liberal Arts Student Council
104 Radio Studio Room / Post Production Room
105 Photography Laboratory
106 Communication Arts Department
107 University Clinic East
101 Bulwagang Jose Basa
101 Tanghalang Julian Felipe
2nd Floor
206 Behavioral Sciences Department
207 Office of the Dean (College of Liberal Arts)
208 Information Technology Room / Information Technology Laboratory
209 Languages and Literature Department
5 Classrooms
3rd Floor
Group Process Laboratory
College of Liberal Arts Conference Room
Language Learning Center
Testing Laboratory
Therapy Laboratory
Counseling Laboratory
Multimedia Seminar Room
4 Classrooms
2 Speech Laboratories