Kristian Timothy Bautista As the 2025 midterm elections come close, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) stands firm on strictly prohibiting premature campaigning in the 2025 midterm elections. However, as
Bea Santina Maranan Echoes are made when sound waves reflect on a surface. When alone, a voice is small but when combined it echoes across the streets. This phenomenon is
Ritzie Lao When talking about democracy and political dynasties, we are often trapped in a “chicken and egg” discourse, of which came first. Which came first—the weakening of democracy, or
Tiffany Geluz Mula sa murang edad, malaki na ang gampanin ng panitikan sa paghulma ng pananaw ng mga kabataan. Ito ang nais na makamit ng “Isang Kaibigan”, ang bagong pambatang
Tiffany Geluz Olympic gold medalist Carlos Yulo has conquered headlines since his win on August 3 and 4 which brought pride to the country. While it is the work of
Ernesto Nodado III When it comes to sports, gender stereotyping is no stranger at all. Filipino norms would say that a man should join and excel in ‘manly’ sports like
Jodie Louise Dayrit August now kicks off Buwan ng Wika, politicians eagerly adopt patriotic, language-loving narratives once again. On Thursday, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged Filipinos to love and enrich
Joemar Yubokmee In a democracy, the State of the Nation Address (SONA) should reflect how well the country is upholding democratic values. During his third SONA, President Marcos aimed to
Bea Santina Maranan In his third State of the Nation Address (SONA), President Bongbong Marcos laid a lot of promises for the healthcare sector which are either ambitious or borderline
Zanti Alfonso Gayares In his third State of the Nation Address (SONA), President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. extolled the recent progression of the education sector and provided data on prevailing issues.
