As 26 million students return to school on June 8, the country’s classroom shortage remains a major challenge, with education officials warning that planned construction projects may not be enough
The mother of Ateneo high school basketball player Rene Baterbonia is seeking justice and answers following her son’s death during a team-building activity, questioning why the athletes were made to
Bull’s eye locked—La Salle fired the first arrow. As De La Salle University overcame a tense opening set over National University, the Lady Spikers found their groove to dismantle their
For the first time in history, the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) is granting P10 million in cash incentives to student-athlete medalists. The milestone incentive was announced through a video message
Agusan del Sur Governor Santiago Cane, Jr. called the Palarong Pambansa National Board on May 23 to include the Paralympic medal events in the official Palarong Pambansa medal tally, saying
Students enrolling or currently studying at the University of Cebu (UC) for the academic year 2026–2027 will be unaffected by any tuition increase, as the institution implements a fee freeze
Progressive groups in Cebu City criticized the recent launch of a United States Tomahawk missile during the Balikatan Exercises, highlighting how Philippine territory is being used for foreign military operations
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) called on the Senate of the Philippines to allow deployed media teams to cover current affairs after the Senate ordered a
As Cebu hosts the 48th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit and related meetings on May 6–8, security has been tightened, with personnel deployed across parts of Cebu City.
The Philippines under-17 women’s national squad endured a tough start to their campaign in the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup, falling 0–5 to the Korea Republic in their Group C
