LEARNING BEHIND: Why most Filipino students never reach proficiency
By the time Filipino students reach senior high school, most have already spent over a decade in school — have taken multiple exams, passed subjects, and moved forward from one
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BURIED IN WASTE: Warnings ignored before the Binaliw landfill disaster
An hour away from the city’s cluster of high-rise buildings lies Barangay Binaliw, an upland community in Northern Cebu with steep terrains, narrow roads, and densely packed homes. For years,
Sinugdanan sa Sulog: How Sinulog became Cebu’s grandest festival
If there is a word that best captures the spirit of Cebu’s Sinulog Festival, it would be one that can be found in its own etymology. Derived from the Cebuano
Connecting time through the December spirit
Time tells different stories: the past contains endless memories, the present shows the live moments, and the future holds dreams waiting to come true. In a year these three timeframes
HIGIT SA TRADISYON: Siyensiyang taglay sa pagiging mapagbigay
Habang papalapit na ang kapaskuhan, kaniya-kaniyang parinig na ang mga inaanak sa kanilang ninong at ninang, samantalang ang mga tito’t tita ay handa na ang aguinaldong matagal nang naitabi para
ABCs of Pop Psychology—and how it’s getting ‘lost in translation’
Words carry an enormous weight, and for psychological terminologies to become commonplace, many stigmas had to be overcome—mostly credited to Millennials’ and Generation Zs’ push for mental health awareness. Yet,
WALLS THAT FAILED: How the P1.9B Mananga River project backfired Talisay City
When Typhoon Tino made its landfall, the Mananga River rose quickly. It flooded homes immediately. Due to the river’s inability to contain the floodwaters, a few hours of rain already
Weather forecasts aren’t unreliable—we just miss the point
With the onslaught of typhoons in the country, weather forecasting means more than just saving livelihoods and properties—it means saving lives. Still, Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)
When smoke fills the sky, the atom lights the way
Reliance on fossil fuels keeps Filipinos trapped in unbearable heat, pollution, and frequent power outages. In the worst scenario where these energy resources deplete, the country risks facing economic and
WOES AFTER THE QUAKE: When aftershocks are happening ‘within’
Trigger warning: This article contains mentions of suicide. A week has passed since another earthquake shook northern Cebu. Still reeling from the devastation of the 6.9-magnitude quake last September 30,
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