The World Health Organization (WHO) expressed regret on Jan. 25 over the United States’ (U.S.) notification of withdrawal from the agency and rejected its claims regarding its handling of the
The line “Pero noong makilala kita, nagbagong bigla ang aking timpla,” from Moira Dela Torre’s song Titibo-tibo is often quoted as proof that love can change a person. In its
By the mid 2020s, nostalgia has become the internet’s favorite language. And in the Philippines, one year keeps resurfacing with quiet persistence: 2016. On TikTok and Facebook, Filipinos post throwback
Following the second convening of the Education Trifocal Agencies, three Permanent Working Groups (PWGs) were formed to strengthen reforms in early childhood education, inclusive learning, and literacy recovery. The Department
The Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program has begun showing early gains in students’ reading proficiency and grade-level readiness, according to the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2),
To strengthen access to and improve the quality of higher and technical-vocational education in the country, the Marcos Jr. administration initiated various education programs for Filipino students and higher education
After an 11-year legal battle, the Supreme Court (SC) ruled in favor of the Talents Association of GMA (TAG), declaring all 94 of its members as regular employees of the
National University Nazareth School (NUNS) completed a commanding campaign after ruling both the National Finals and Invitational Finals of the 2025 Rebisco Volleyball League (18U), asserting its dominance with composed
The Department of Education has announced that it is maximizing its efforts to promote around 100,000 public school teachers, as well as the massive hiring of 65,100 teaching and non-teaching
For households across Metro Manila, the cost of employing a ‘kasambahay’ will soon change, as domestic workers in the National Capital Region (NCR) are set to receive higher monthly pay
