“Ano ba talaga tayo?”: Beyond love and labels after Valentines
Shaunte Felicity Ong Streets flooded with roses, people dressed in red, and hard launches on timelines. From fancy dates and cheesy captions to mountains of bouquets, Valentines remains to be
Built to Withstand: Engineering Congress 2026 Calls for Disaster-Ready Climate-Adaptive Solutions
LOS BAÑOS, Philippines – The University of the Philippines Los Baños, through its Civil Engineering Executive Organization (CEO), will host the national Engineering Congress 2026 this coming February, a premier
JOBFAIR 2026: Empowering Engineering Students for the Future
Angelo Gabriel Santiago As industries in the Philippines continue to expand in infrastructure, technology, and innovation, engineering students must be equipped with more than classroom knowledge. They need access to
More than a coin—How Tan-ok ni Ilocano: Festival of Festivals carries the weight of its people
Carlos Reyes Coins can be both a blessing and a curse, depending on who holds them. For the shy student who’s too timid to call out for change in a
Degrees in Hand, Dreams in Departure
Renzi Lew Pelojero When graduation caps are tossed into the humid Philippine sky, applause echoes across school grounds from University of the Philippines to small-town colleges in the provinces. Parents
High school was a year ago, so how’s college life?
Gabi Rizal It is fun. A new city. New faces. The kind of independence I once hoped for. And yet, every day, I find myself longing to be a high
Diwa para sa kinabukasan
Apat na dekada. Apat na dekadang pakikibaka at paglaban para sa makatarungang demokrasya. Iyan ang naging pamana ng People Power Revolution ng 1986 sa nagdaang mga henerasyon. Ngunit sa pagdiriwang
Ngayong EDSA, Student Ka— Hindi “Student Lang.”
Wednesday, February 25, marks 40 years since Filipinos ousted a kleptocratic dictatorship from their fragile seats of power. In 2022, the same family that once fled from Malacañang returned to
