Unlearning what we think we know about suicide
There are words that people often hesitate to say out loud—and, “suicide” is one of them. The topic is difficult, uncomfortable, and often surrounded by silence. Because of this discomfort,
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España’s erased graffiti speaks louder than paint, it’s about a systemic reality
Laurence Pernato Under the bright streetlights along España Boulevard, where thousands of tired students dodge traffic and fight through heavy rain, a simple wall used to offer a quiet pause
Forgotten Island turns Filipino folklore and everyday life into a story of home
Shasmecka Reambonanza Once narrated by our grandparents during bed time stories and passed down through generations, Filipino folklore finds new life in DreamWorks’ new movie, Forgotten Island, where mythical creatures
Nobody is ready for Reddit’s last light
John Luis Soriano Reddit was the place you went to when you did not know where to go. Maybe you were looking for an answer. Maybe you were looking for
Problemang pa-UP Ikot-ikot: How the UP Ikot represents deeper systemic issues
Jude Aldrich Allaga A UP Diliman (UPD) student’s day often starts with a shouted “Para po,” hand gripped firmly on the jeepney railing, carrying a bag full of notebooks, pens,
What Martial Law tried to erase, the Philippine cinema remembered
If there is anything that Filipinos love doing, it is to watch shows for entertainment. From box-type televisions powered by an antenna that has to be constantly moved from left
Why Marcos Sr. saw September 21 as his luckiest day and a doomsday for the country
The 21st night of September, year 1972, was the pinnacle of 70s disco fever, oozing timeless dancefloor nostalgia—everywhere but the Philippines. Because September 21 was the beginning of the country’s
Huwag nating kalimutan ang Pax Silica na tiyak lulugmok sa bansa
Bago pa man gumuhit ng mga linya at hangganan sa mga mapa ang mga korporasyon, ang lupang ito ay isa nang tahanan. Mula sa matatayog na bundok ng Sierra Madre
The number 80 reads both ways
Jude Aldrich Allaga There is no essence in living the examined life. I refuse to believe, That 80-year-old me will be someone worth fighting for. When my eyes take their
The Philippines is more than Tagalog, and it speaks in many voices
“Bili na kayo, suki!” “Nalaka laeng ti sida ditoy, manang!” “Tag-pila ning isda nimo, noy?” Listen closely to a crowded palengke at sunrise, and you can hear people talking all
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