Bernadette Soriano June again, and the streets glisten with permission. Corporations, fluent now in performance, flood timelines with slogans: Love wins. Be proud. We accept you. The cadence is rehearsed.
Bernadette Soriano Under institutional light, journalism forfeits process for product. Inquiry is sidelined; performance, optimized. What should endure becomes rehearsed—technically sound, intellectually hollow. What should have been a pipeline is
ni Justin James O. Albia Tuwing ikalawang Linggo ng Mayo, nagkakaisa ang buong bansa sa pagdiriwang ng Araw ng mga Ina. Mula sa mga selebrasyon sa barangay hanggang sa malalaking
Bernadette Soriano We are all corrupt. Not because we’re ensnared in scandals or tangled in grand conspiracies, but because we allow the smallest wrongs to fester as justifications. The real
Jun Marwin Hangad Since time immemorial, the Catholic Church has been deemed authoritarian, anti-progressive, and bound by its disunited orthodoxies. But when Jorge Mario Bergoglio emerged onto the balcony of
Kirsten Flores Sa kasalukuyan, ang mga sigaw na nagsusulong ng mga rally mula sa mga tagasuporta ni Pangulong Marcos na nagtatanggol sa pahayag laban sa impeachment ni Sara Duterte, hanggang
Kristian Bautista As Women’s Month approaches its last day, Filipinos should take a moment of introspection—a moment to reflect on why we conduct this celebration, how institutions have commemorated this
Kirsten Flores Anybody in college will be stricken by the fact that budgeting is not a mere skill. It is a survival tool. Like many students, I am living on
Cess Gatchalian, Jamayka Rhose Pascual, and Fernan Carigma In today’s rapidly evolving media landscape, journalism stands at the intersection of tradition and innovation, particularly in visual storytelling. School newspapers, once
Romeena Minor If not in schools, where would you rather children learn about sex? The undying resistance regarding the inclusion of comprehensive sex education in the basic education curriculum is
