Marking the event’s fourth-straight year, which commenced after its four-year hiatus, the University of the Philippines (UP) Office for Athletics and Sports Development, along with its partners, spearheaded the “The
Malayo pa lamang, malalanghap na ang kakaibang amoy na karaniwan sa mga ilog o kanal, at kung sisisirin ang pinagmumulan nito, matutuklasan ang isang kemikal na parehong delikado sa kalikasan
Sometimes, you’ll find love in the most unfamiliar faces. You’ll walk past it on the street— unassuming, bursting with color. You’ll wait as it cooks meryenda, tired eyes and all.
The Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2) has pushed to put an end to the “automatic promotion” system and grade transmutation policies, holding back students who cannot read and
The January 2026 Architecture Licensure Examination (ALE) posted a record-breaking passing rate of 82.09 percent, with 1,998 out of 2,434 examinees passing, according to results released by the Professional Regulation
A passenger ship M/V Trisha Kerstin 3 from local Aleson Shipping Lines Inc. capsized around Baluk-Baluk Island, Basilan, in the early morning of Jan. 26. With more than 300 passengers
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
