In response to the recently declared state of national energy emergency, the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) has granted all higher education institutions (HEIs) the option to shift to 100
The International Organization for Migration (IOM), a United Nations-led support network for migrants, has flagged the Philippines as the second in the world’s leading country of origin for trafficking victims,
Students from the University of San Carlos (USC) staged a First Day Rage protest in front of the USC – Talamban Campus on January 23 to denounce the planned tuition
After five years in prison, student leader and peasant organizer Amanda Echanis was ordered released by a local court in Tugeugarao City following her acquittal on charges of illegal possession
Contractor Sarah Discaya and eight Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) executives entered a not guilty plea to graft and malversation charges involving a flood control project case in
If there is a word that best captures the spirit of Cebu’s Sinulog Festival, it would be one that can be found in its own etymology. Derived from the Cebuano
Various multi-sectoral groups in Cebu staged a mobilization against systemic corruption on Nov. 30, Bonifacio Day, where they called for the resignation of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos and Sara Duterte and
Over 100 organizations and individuals oppose the burial of Juan Ponce Enrile at the Libingan ng mga Bayani (LNMB) scheduled on Nov. 22, stating that his interment is a form
In light of the widespread disruption caused by earthquakes and Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi) in Cebu, the Cebu Normal University’s (CNU) Academic and Administrative Councils granted the CNU-Federation of Supreme Student
After Typhoon Tino battered the Visayas regions, residents of Negros Island Region called for urgent help as areas in the central and southern parts, particularly cities of La Carlota and
