Graduating BS Geodetic Engineering students John Dave C. Maclang and Alexi Mae Y. Narca, coached by Assoc. Prof. Rosalie B. Reyes and Asst. Prof. Luis Carlos S. Mabaquiao, won 1st Runner-Up at ICON 2025 for LALLY, a low-cost GNSS-based land stability monitoring system.

UP DGE CWTS 2 students capped off their community mapping initiative by turning over flood hazard maps, asset maps, and disaster preparedness materials to their partner community in Brgy. Tatalon, Quezon City.

UP COE and UP DGE opened their doors to incoming Iskolars ng Bayan during the first-ever COE Open House held on May 17, 2025. A total of 434 UPCAT qualifiers attended the hybrid event, with 31 out of 75 BS Geodetic Engineering passers joining the DGE session. Students and families were welcomed with inspiring talks, department tours, and hands-on demonstrations, giving them a firsthand experience of life and learning at the country’s premier engineering institution.

The UP Department of Geodetic Engineering (UP DGE) received a CHCNAV Total Station and a Satlab Automatic Level from RASA Surveying, with support from CHCNAV, to boost instruction and research in surveying.

The Geomatics Student Project Colloquium (GSPC) 2025 highlighted innovative undergraduate student projects in geospatial applications through oral and poster sessions held on April 26, 2025, at the Engineering Theater and Maynilad Room.

UP DGE and UP TCAGP participated in the 35th GEP-NCR Convention held on 28–29 March 2025 at Century Park Hotel Manila. The event gathered professionals and alumni to celebrate the past, present, and future of geodetic engineering.

Prof. Epifanio D. Lopez received the Lifetime Achievement Award during the 35th Annual Regional Convention of GEP-NCR for his outstanding contributions to the field of geodetic engineering.

Dr. Enrico C. Paringit, professor at the UP Department of Geodetic Engineering and Executive Director of DOST-PCIEERD, has been named one of Esquire Philippines 2025 Trailblazers for his visionary leadership in science, technology, and innovation.

A team from the UP Department of Geodetic Engineering earned the Excellence Award at the ASEAN Geospatial Challenge 2025 for their project on a Fifteen-Minute City Index. Winners were announced at the Geo Connect Asia 2025.

The 51st Department Seminar, held on March 6, 2025, featured research by Dr. Rosalie B. Reyes presented by Instr. Roel T. Bahia on varying sea levels in the Philippines. The talk emphasized the need for a unified vertical datum and the growing impact of sea level rise due to climate change.

UP DGE and NAMRIA have joined 36 other agencies and organizations worldwide in signing a Multilateral Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen the Global Geodesy Supply Chain (GGSC). The agreement, announced on March 11, 2025, underscores international collaboration in sustaining geodetic infrastructure vital for navigation, disaster resilience, and climate action.