For the people it is
My greatest fear in life is to be forgotten. But for a nobody who could not even reach the National Schools Press Conference, it is profoundly ambitious if not absurd.
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What gets lost finds its way back and blooms even brighter than before
August 14, 2026 Dear Diary, It’s been more than two weeks since the first leg of JournQuest concluded. Everyone is still hungover from the joy of seeing your orgmates in
How my quest to find victory ended up finding who I truly am
“In order to become a journalist, you have to be a human first.” That was one of the most memorable lines I said during my talks throughout JournQuest. It was
What I thought I lost gave me more than any recognition ever could
Life is cruel. It is not kind, and it certainly did not care that I spent a good chunk of my senior year begging the gods that maybe—just maybe—they would
May hihigit pa pala sa medalya bilang kapalit
Bea Allyson Alimangohan Hindi ko lubos akalaing itatanong ko sa itaas ang katanungang “Sa dinarami-rami ng tao—bakit ako?” Hindi dahil nasaktan ako o dahil napakamalas ko. Ang katotohanan ay baliktad
Bakit ba hindi natutulog ang isang mamamahayag?
Don Ramon Pio Babiera Sabi nila “To be busy is a priveledge”, at sang-ayon ako doon. Nang malaman ko na dadayo ang Explained PH sa Davao at kami, ng Ang
How JournQuest put me on the road less travelled
Kent Lapuz I have been part of Explained PH for an entire year now, but I only took the massive opportunities it gave me in the latter half of the
More than being a noun, journalism must be a verb
Francis Rey Panerio A journalist cannot afford to be idle; he must always be on the move. This has always been the personal principle that I keep in mind as
How JournQuest opened doors for me I never knew were waiting
Samantha Kate Hiliuano There was a time when I treated my comfort zone like a fortress, safe and impossible to leave. I kept my circle small, convincing myself that staying
In times of lost, JournQuest allowed me to find my purpose in an indifferent world
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
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