On National Campus Press Freedom Day, RA 7079 remains timid
Kyla Edquilane and Yahya Ibrahim Yusop In a country where ink has long bled truth into the crevices of silence, one might expect the young bearers of the pen to
Kyla Edquilane and Yahya Ibrahim Yusop In a country where ink has long bled truth into the crevices of silence, one might expect the young bearers of the pen to
Geelyn Avanceña “Defend campus press freedom!” Pure passion, pang-contest lang, and just another school organization to be a part of — these are some of the misconceptions surrounding school publications,
Jamayka Rhose Pascual Every July 25 marks the observance of National Campus Press Freedom Day, enacted through Republic Act No. 11440 in 2019. The law formally recognizes students’ constitutional right to publish, express,
Bernadette Soriano Beyond ceremonial observance, National Campus Press Freedom Day traces its lineage to both global martyrdom and local defiance. What began as scattered acts of resistance by student journalists has since
Ian Paolo Villacencio Serving as a boost in the Filipino sports industry, the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) has officially approved a ₱5,000 monthly stipend increase for all national athletes and
Francis Andrei Garcia Tuwing State of the Nation Address (SONA), tila taunang ritwal na lamang ang pagbibida ng mga pangako: matatamis na salita, matatalinghagang plano, at mga adhikain na mistulang
Bea Allyson Alimangohan The Department of Education (DepEd) has extended the suspension of classes until July 25 due to widespread flooding, damaged school facilities, and the use of campuses as
Justin James Albia Where is the president? As towns in Luzon and Visayas drown under relentless rain, and families evacuate with nothing but soaked clothes and rising panic, President Marcos