Cedric Noel Elagio For every headache and minor pain, it has become Filipinos’ second-nature to respond with “Inom kang Biogesic.” In all fairness, the discomfort actually subsides as taking Biogesic
Kyle Gerick Tamayo Hollywood has shaped the way we imagine traveling through time. But beyond the silver screen, modern physics suggests that time travel is a real phenomenon, but not
Ramil Miralles Around 75% of public school teachers in the Philippines are currently assigned to teach subjects outside their field of specialization, according to a report by advocacy group Philippine
The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) and the Teachers’ Dignity Coalition (TDC) criticized the Department of Education (DepEd) on Aug. 3 for distributing voice amplifiers instead of the laptops promised
Inaki Modrix Arejola Diverse colors and traditions came to life at Ramon Magsaysay Park, Davao City, as Pag-abli sa Kadayawan 2026 took place on Aug. 7, with the theme “We
Whnzel Alvaran The ratification of RA 11363 or the Philippine Space Act in 2019 brought with it the Philippine Space Week which is celebrated from August 8 to 14. Defined
Ciara Jane Colinares We were taught that a game ends when the clock hits 00:00— when the cheers fade and the crowd slowly drifts out—but some stories don’t leave as
Jerwen Kiev Del Cano Many parents believe that being strict is an effective way to teach children discipline and honesty. However, new research suggests that excessive control and harsh punishment
Geo Angelo Labalan Nagkaisa ang 33 kongresista mula sa iba’t ibang partido at distrito ng bansa upang buuin ang Congressional Alliance for Philippine Education (CAPE) para magkaroon ng isang alyansang
Dexielyn Halog No matter how well you take care of your phone, its battery has one unavoidable fate: it will eventually wear out. Ironically, while batteries are the one component
