Prences Jhewen Albis Beneath the historic Quezon Bridge in Quiapo, where the rush of traffic and footsteps echo endlessly, is a quieter reality. It is shaped by heat, debt, and
Daniela Dizon at Aifer Jacutin Nasa ‘running era’ na ba ang lahat? Sa gitna ng mabilis na takbo ng buhay, maraming tao ang naghahanap ng paraan upang mapanatili ang kanilang
Ma. Theresa Malanyaon Art is often seen as a mere feast for the eyes, something designed to entertain and please. In Philippine history, this perception was reinforced during Spanish colonization,
Raisa Micole Musni In the quiet stillness of the night, an alarm blares — a warning that rockets would rain down at any moment. Luz Tautho, 46, rushes to the
Bernadette Soriano Unhinged and reckless reads for the girl who hasn’t stood up since Tuesday. Say you’ve remained supine for approximately 47 hours. The sun has completed three celestial commutes.
Gianela Zapeta and Amerhussein Mangray To be a Filipino is to offer a seat at the table, a warm smile at the door, and, if needed, the shirt off one’s
Alyza Mari Mendoza and Maricris Tulagan Warmest days in the Philippines can be healing — through waves of the seas and oceans, warmth of golden sunlight, and cozy clothes with
Ivan Sumauang, Lexie Buencamino, and Maxinne Bolodo A name is the first story told about us, often before we’ve spoken a word. It travels ahead of our resume, follows us
Jerwen Kiev Del Cano Tuwing naririnig natin ang salitang ‘politiko,’ sumasagi sa ating isipan ang mga katagang ‘korap,’ ‘doble-kara,’ ‘trapo,’ o iba pang nakababagabag na pagpuna. Dumaan man ang maraming
by Geelyn Avanceña and Maxinne Bolodo What if the very things we applaud — honors, degrees, or titles — were nothing more than fonts on a PDF? In a time
