Months after Typhoon Tino submerged parts of Cebu, with numerous homes, livelihoods, and loved ones lost, the question remains: was the disaster purely natural, or did human development make it
Reeve Diaz The snatch of your JisuLife or GOOJODOQ fan may become a habit that becomes even more frequent. Even in its coldest settings, your sweat continues to drip at
They’re called batang ina, but this label hides thousands of children who were born after being impregnated by older men. During the first hearing on the Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention (APP)
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
Almost every person dreams of stepping foot in different countries, having countless Instagram highlights with one for each destination, and filling their passports with stamps too many to count. At
For many Filipinos, getting sick is expensive. It’s not just about recovering, but whether one can afford consultations, tests, medicines, and even the transportation to the hospital. While the country
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 believe that the public journal is a public trust.” We’ve all said it. We’ve stood in crowded auditoriums with our right hands raised, reciting the Journalist’s Creed until 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
While many cities struggle with incomplete and ghost projects, what comes knocking on the door of the residents are broken promises. Pasig, though, is not like the others as it
