Joemar Yubokmee As graduation and moving-up ceremonies are held throughout different school levels, instead of celebrating the increase in the number of honorees, academic institutions are being called out for
Jodie Louise Dayrit From your favorite drama series to your local neighborhood chismis, the Philippines has a long history of stories about marriages torn asunder that usually entertain many. For
Jodie Louise Dayrit The internet is once again filled with hundreds of rainbow-themed pub mats to celebrate the month of pride starting on the first day of June. Different organizations
Kenjie-Aya Oyong Makalipas ang anim na taon, ipinagmamalaki kong nakapagtapos na ako ng sekondarya. Hindi ko maiwasang magmuni sa mga narating ko sa kabuuan ng aking buhay hayskul. Paano nga
Ma. Bernadette R. Panaligan Seeing as our hands are too preoccupied with our journalism stuff, to the point where our inks could have dried out of our pens just to
Raymond Carl Gato Despite the connotation of some people towards youth organizations as a “haven for clout chasers,” we can not reject the reality of its vital role in shaping
Kezo Andre Javier Since the latter part of 2023, there has been an active effort from various entities – both from the government and civil society – to push for
Kristian Timothy Bautista Gifted with a rich culture and history, the Philippines’ tapestry is embedded with the myriad of challenges it faces—some local, others international, and many others in between.
Jun Marwin Hangad and Rhianna Jaquilmac Women today are fashioned by resilience yet chained by tradition. They were expected to prepare food, maintain the upkeep of the house, and bear
Kirsten Flores at Shan Orpiada Sa pagpuwesto ng pamilya Marcos, para bang ibinasura la’ng ang kahalagahan ng EDSA Uno, siyang bahagi ng ating kasaysayan na nagpapakita ng puwersa ng masa.
