The country’s first major natural gas discovery in more than ten years, now named Malampaya East-1 (MAE-1), was located five kilometers east of the Malampaya gas field offshore Palawan, announced
After almost six years of imprisonment without trial, journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio was convicted and sentenced to at least 12 years for financing terrorism by a Tacloban court on Wednesday,
Fresh graduates seeking to overcome the private sector’s “experience wall” flocked to the Intramuros Campus Gymnasium today as the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) partnered with Mapúa University’s
There is a specific kind of silence that follows the closing credits of Bar Boys: After School. It isn’t the stunned silence of a plot twist, nor the rapturous applause
Marikina, known for its River Park, shows the importance of caring for freshwater. However, beneath it lives a creature too small to see with the naked eye, yet big enough
Mother Nature has its own way of running the business. From the process of photosynthesis where plants sustain themselves through turning light into energy to the symbiotic relationships between plants
Like small pieces of a puzzle, copepods complete the picture of a deep and diverse aquatic world. In the early 1990s and in 2020, copepods, or microcrustacean species and their
Lechon on the table, “putok-batok” snacks on the side, beer in hand, and karaoke blasting past midnight—Filipino holidays are all about the feast and the fun. But for some, the
Decorated wheelchair racer Jerrold Mangliwan carried the Philippine flag as Team Philippines marched into the opening ceremony of the 13th ASEAN Para Games in Thailand, Jan. 20. Mangliwan, one of
Kyla Edquilane No one warns you that friendship breakups have their own muted kind of heartbreak. One day, you’re laughing with someone who feels like the soft light in your
