Jamayka Rhose Pascual More than half of Filipino families continue to consider themselves poor, according to the latest survey released by Social Weather Stations (SWS) in March 2025. Photo Courtesy
Jamayka Rhose Pascual The Philippines continue to hold the title “bullying capital of the world,” based on the recent reports from the Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM II). Citing the
Abdiel Franz Bernales Senate President Francis Escudero urged Sen. Imee Marcos to “refrain from using the Senate as a platform for her political objectives” on Friday, April 11. Photo Courtesy
Reyza Ferranco Cold-calling or cold-emailing may seem like a hard shot in the dark, but sometimes, that single shot can take you to places. I can attest to that. One
Shean Jeryza Alibin Sa gitna ng walang katapusang laban ng isang estudyante — sa pagitan ng matinding gutom at manipis na pitaka, sa paulit-ulit na pagbibilang ng baryang kailangang pagkasyahin
Adi Joaquim Tolentino The government officially relaunched the Philippine National Police (PNP) Media Security Vanguards program to bolster the safety of media workers ahead of the 2025 midterm elections on
Angeline Ashlee Marquez “Oh, who is she? A misty memory, a haunting face — Is she a lost embrace?” – I Monster (Who Is She?) From women’s heroic actions for
Prince Carlo Estrella When I was a simple senior high school student back in my hometown in Bulacan, I always wondered when it would be my turn to also grow
Ian Paolo Villacencio A proposal was raised to allocate a specific budget for the installation of CCTV cameras in public schools, with the goal of preventing bullying and improving overall
Bless Aubrey Ogerio The year was 2023, my final stretch as a journalism student. College graduation was the finish line I was sprinting toward, and my focus was sharply set
