De La Salle University Centennial

1960	In October, the maiden issue of the LaSallian was released as the official student publication of De La Salle College.
	The Office of the Guidance Department was inaugurated.
	The Graduate School of Business was established.
1961	The De La Salle College logo was changed.
	Br. Crescentius Richard FSC was named La Salle President. He would serve the post until 1966.
1962	Br. Nicet Joseph FSC, the first Superior General to visit the Philippines, was awarded the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Medal, and a Ph.D. in Education, honoris causa, by De La Salle College.
	The “Alumnews”, the official newsletter for the alumni, was released.
1963	The Graduate School of Education, Arts and Science was established as a response to the need of upgrading secondary education in the country.
1964	The Graduate School of Education, Arts and Sciences availed the services of the Mathematics department for the mathematics course offerings of the Master of Arts in Education program.
1965	The Management Development Program, a non-degree program for seminars and management training, was established.
1966	Br. Hyacinth Gabriel FSC was named DLSC President. He would serve the post until 1978.
1967	The appointment of Rev. Br. Javier Quintos FSC, as De La Salle Grade School principal by De La Salle College President Rev. Brother Hyacinth Gabriel Connon FSC marked the first assignment of the important post to a Filipino Brother. Br. Javier was the youngest principal in the history of the De La Salle Grade School Department.
1968	The High School Department was dissolved.
	De La Salle University, Ateneo de Manila University and University of the Philippines formed the MBA Consortium.
1969	The four-storey St. Benilde Hall was built. It is now named St. Miguel Hall.
	De La Salle University, Ateneo de Manila University and University of the Philippines created the Asian Institute of Management (AIM).
	Elections for the Student Council officers were held for the first time.