Raphael Gabriele Lloren Adamson University weathered a third-quarter scoring drought to deny the University of the East, 71–64, handing the Red Warriors their 26th consecutive loss in the UAAP Season
Samantha Cristobal and Aifer Jessica Jacutin They say numbers are everywhere. Indeed, they are—even in the movies we love. From ages and dates to seemingly random figures, some films have
Joey Marthyna Baldoza Relationships are shaped by emotions, memories, disagreements, compromises, and countless decisions made between two people, making the idea of reducing love to numbers seem almost contradictory. Yet
Kimberly Capuyan More than 31,600 early-grade students across Cebu Province are falling behind in reading comprehension, exposing a critical early learning deficit that threatens the long-term academic prospects of young
Noah Barro Philippine pole vault star Ernest John “EJ” Obiena climbed back to the world’s top 10 in the men’s pole vault, rising to No. 10 with 1,320 points after
Kris Angel Dogaojo, Hillarie Venice San Roque & Carlos Ylack For many students, college is more than a place of lectures, deadlines, and examinations. It is where friendships become lifelong
Stela Marie Eve Militante Journalism does not only happen inside a newsroom. Sometimes, it is in the middle of a warzone, during a disaster, in the midst of a protest,
Mig Anishi Zamora Three members of a family, including two children, were killed after a landslide buried their home in Barangay Pulangbato, Cebu City, on Friday, October 9, following days
Crystal Anne Cu Ipinahayag ng Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) ang pagsasara ng kanilang organisasyon sa Setyembre 30 dahil sa kakulangan ng pondo para sa pagpapatuloy ng kanilang
Abdiel Franz Bernales Amid growing concerns about school security, the Philippine National Police (PNP) announced plans for the nationwide adoption of a technology-driven alert system to strengthen coordination and enable
