Bernadette Soriano In a hyper-mediated age where ideologies are commodified and collapsed into soundbites, ideological literacy becomes urgent. Terms once charged with revolutionary weight have been aestheticized, weaponized, and—most insidiously—misunderstood.
Bernadette Soriano As Gaza plunges into worsening catastrophe, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) rises—heralded by the United States and Israel as a swift fix. But beneath the urgency lies a
Jea Nicole Jacot When we think of a student press office, we often picture a room bustling with unyielding energy: a board jammed with news pitches, printers buzzing nonstop, and
Abdiel Franz Bernales On January 7, 2025, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, replaced its third-party fact-checking program with a user-driven “community notes” system. This new approach allows users to
Marjuice Destinado What does love feel like when it pulls you in without asking? They say magnets have this invisible force; you don’t see it, you don’t even know
Cess Gatchalian and Jamayka Rhose Pascual The Philippines, known for its strong national identity, faces a policy shift as House Bill (HB) No. 10755, introduced by House Speaker Ferdinand Martin
Rana H. Mahmod Hezbollah’s leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed with at least six civilians and injured 91 of them on September 27, 2024 following the extensive airstrikes launched by Israel
Erin Devanadera The importance of child care can be seen around the world, but it can often be situated in places prone to ambiguity and neglect. As the feasibility of
Nitya Aku The Golden Crown Waves of Filipinos’ Legacy The 73rd Miss Universe 2024, held in Mexico, allowed the Philippines to create our first crown. The said crown was graced
Jonell Rhae Manalo Amidst a vast sea of faith, the waves of devotion crash upon the streets of Manila each year, as millions of Filipino devotees gather for the Feast
