OCTA-GLOVE: A Glove Underwater Explorers Will Love
By Sandra Cabangon A glove inspired the cover of Science Advances journal’s July 13 edition for no simple feat — this glove allows users to pick up things underwater with
By Sandra Cabangon A glove inspired the cover of Science Advances journal’s July 13 edition for no simple feat — this glove allows users to pick up things underwater with
By Nadine Rebekah Fandalian Acquiring an image of a planet is an experience, but to witness an entire transit travel closely to a planet is an achievement. Photo Courtesy of
By Kathreen Kaye Dacanay Last July 14, we saw the moon appearing a little larger in the night sky. This astronomical event is one of the beautiful periodic sights
By Carlos Manuel Eusoya In late 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared that the SARS-CoV-2 virus, popularly known as COVID-19, is airborne. The announcement was made two years after
By Roland Andam Jr. His shop, a tiny and rusty shack. His barber’s chair, ragged and worn out from longtime usage. His body, whose strength is slowly turning into frailty
By Jillian Marielle Tiraña Photo Courtesy of Manny Palmero / ABS-CBN, NYC The National Youth Commission (NYC) has urged President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for the mandatory return of nationalist youth
By Basti M. Vertudez Photo Courtesy of Philippine News Agency / Rappler “I advise our President to clarify whether the country would actively pursue this claim or allow the Sultanate
By Jennylou Canon Photo Courtesy of Bayanihan E-Konsulta, PhilStar Former Vice President Leni Robredo commended the spirit of volunteerism in the country as Bayanihan e-Konsulta gathered over 1,100 volunteers upon
By Albert Hans F. Lipura Senator Robin Padilla has fulfilled his pre-election promise as he filed a resolution seeking to push a shift to federalism and a parliamentary form of
By Kristina Mae Manalo & Reyza Bianca Ferranco There is no doubt that music can provide one with comfort and guidance. It has been a medium of communication for many