Shaping young minds to be truthful
Geelyn Avanceña “Defend campus press freedom!” Pure passion, pang-contest lang, and just another school organization to be a part of — these are some of the misconceptions surrounding school publications,
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The ‘Aura’s’ back, and our ‘Mundo’ feels whole again
Francine Tosoc Remember that lingering question “But what if… they come back?” Well, wonder no more as that wishful thinking has been finally answered by the IV of Spades. After
EASY LIKE AUTO-PLAY: Series to binge for an unproductive weekend
Bernadette Soriano Some weekends begin with soft-focus ambition — the quiet fantasy of self-reinvention backed by a calendar you’ve ghosted since Tuesday and a to-do list bordering on fiction. You
Dressed up on empty stomachs
Ma. Theresa Malanyaon “Makulay ang buhay sa sinabawang gulay!” This familiar jingle rings through classrooms every July as schools across the Philippines kick off Nutrition Month with festive parades and
Four lives, countless wounds, and a broken system, all in Aling Mildred’s last can of Pork ‘N Beans
Jahreez Octaviano Entering Barangay Kupang Kupang, I was prepared for a theatricomic play about pork and beans, as a folkloric type of music was playing in the background. Turns out,
OF REPAIRS AND REFORMS: How Panabo City is bridging literacy gaps through Brigada
Megan Louise Millan Beyond dusty chalkboards and broken chairs, the last few weeks of summer vacation in the Philippines are dedicated to addressing the obstacles hindering the nation’s academic development.
MAKAMASA O MASAMA: Ang tunay na kalagayan ng mga Pilipinong manggagawa
Daniela Dizon at Aifer Jacutin Silang mga kumakayod mula sa katirikan ng hanggang sa sumapit ang gabi upang makuha ang kanilang mga pangngailangan at makapagsilbi sa bayan ang karaniwang nasa
Lorde’s Virgin and the art of falling apart beautifully
Bernadette Soriano This isn’t a reinvention. It’s Lorde in the thick of it — sometimes lucid, sometimes half-glitched — reaching for the shape beneath her old silhouettes. Drifting toward something,
NEVER NOT MEET YOUR HEROES: Balik-Loob and the burden of false redemption
Ruzkiel James Bustillos “Never meet your heroes” — a timeless adage that cautions admirers against blind idolization, often because the reality behind these figures fails to live up to the
THE FILIPINO DIASPORA WITH/IN THE MEDIA: Notes on Sunday Beauty Queen (2016) by Baby Ruth Villarama
Prince Carlo Estrella (i) Sunday Beauty Queen (2016) by Baby Ruth Villarama is our localized, modern day “Cinderella” story that unravels the experience of Filipino domestic helpers in Hong Kong,
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