PH still a ‘difficult’ country for press freedom – index
Shekinah Jedidiah M. Alima A day after the World Press Freedom Day was celebrated, the Philippines dipped its press freedom index from 132nd to 134th out of 180 countries, categorizing
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China pledges marine ‘friendly’ talks but nixes G7’s back on PH
Shekinah Jedidiah M. Alima Beijing vowed commitment to solve maritime conflicts through “friendly consultation” on Monday but slammed Group of 7’s (G7) support for the Philippines on the South China
DepEd is most outstanding agency amid hot water – OCTA survey
Shekinah Jedidiah Alima Recent non-commissioned survey conducted by OCTA Research Group reveals the Department of Education is the most outstanding government agency for the first quarter of this year amid
Papa Dudut on AI: It can mimic voices but not memories
Paul Bryan Bio Radio personality and DJ of Barangay LS 97.1 Jairuz “Papa Dudut” Ricafrente discussed the state of radio amid A.I. applications on Friday, March 8 during the 11th
Manibela urges PUVMP halt, calls for review
John Carlo Mago and Audrei Jeremy Mendador Transport group Manibela Chairman Mar Valbuena called for the suspension and review of the PUV Modernization Program on Thursday, following the 90-day extension
Cha-Cha via People’s Initiative labag sa konstitusyon – ex assoc justice
Angelee Kaye Abelinde Bagama’t konstitusyon ang binatayan ng Kongreso sa paggamit ng People’s Initiative upang isulong ang Charter Change, binigyang-diin ni dating Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonio Carpio na hindi
PISTON holds 3-day nationwide transport strike
Jayvee Mhar Viloria The Pagkakaisa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Opereytor Nationwide (PISTON) started the three-day transport strike on Monday, November 20, as part of their protest against the
CHRISSY’S OVERLOAD?: CRISIS OVERLOAD! UPLB “Isko’t Iska 2023” highlights issues faced by activists
Jayvee Mhar Viloria The annual theater play “Isko’t Iska” of the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) has opened its three-day screening on November 8 to 10 at D.L.
Campus journalists, tertiary publications denounce repressive policies imposed on Visayan school paper
Rachel Ivy Reyes Student journalists and publications expressed support for An Lantawan, the official student publication of Leyte Normal University, which struggles to operate independently due to bureaucratic accreditation policies.
36 Schools push to reinstate ₱6.15 billion cut
Rachel Ivy Reyes While confidential and intelligence funds remain to be under scrutiny for unclear usage, the higher education sector clamors for what should already be a given—a well-funded education
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