The nights I remember most are not the ones with applause or recognition. They are the quiet nights after meetings, when the group chats finally slow down, JournQuest documents remain
The first ever pride march in the entirety of Asia was held in the Philippines on June 26, 1994. It was known as the Pride Revolution initiated by the Progressive
Amidst holding a shorter time in the world, the youth continue to fight for the truth. They may not have as many callouses as the preceding generations, but their voices
Have you ever looked at someone and wondered if when their life flashes before them, would you appear even for a second in those final seven minutes? They say that
In the digital age, political discourse is no longer shaped solely by traditional media and official campaigns; instead, it is increasingly influenced by online voices such as political bloggers. With
In today’s society, we consider a lot of things as a luxury. However, when basic needs such as good quality education become unattainable — it alarms the thought of how
I only had one wish for my birthday — you. On my birthday, I learned that growing up does not come with candles or applause. It comes quietly, in the
Almost seven years since the passage of Republic Act No. 11440, the law was meant to honor and protect campus press freedom — yet cases of campus repression and censorship
In the bustling streets of Davao, one city road stands out due to its historical location — Uyanguren. Despite having its new identity transformed into Ramon Magsaysay Avenue, this street
