Bea Maranan Centuries have passed since the very first woman to enter a Science-focused university. Yet since then, the inequalities between men and women in Science remain. Laura “Minerva” Bassi,
Joemar Yubokmee The United Nations General Assembly designated January 27 as the International Holocaust Remembrance Day. This commemoration coincides with almost four months of asymmetrical warfare against Palestine, where at
Ritzie Lao The Philippines faces a critical juncture in its overall economic state. As the nation contends with a burgeoning transport crisis, Filipino commuters find themselves under immense strain. Simultaneously,
Joemar Yubokmee Jr. Like every year, the festive lights twinkle, every church is bustling with people attending the Simbang Gabi, and the voices of young children’s carols echo through bustling
Kenjie-Aya Oyong Kung ang iba ay maligayang naghahanda at nagdiriwang sa kani-kanilang mga tahanan, ang iba, nagwewelga sa lansangan. Kasabay kasi ng pagwawakas ng taong ito ay ang napipintong pagkawala
Joemar Yubokmee Jr. In a world marked by unprecedented economic development, technological advancements, and abundant financial resources, it remains an unsettling truth that millions of individuals across the globe continue
Fervin Earl L. Chavez The decision to proliferate AI journalism is a step backward in journalism’s continuing evolution – which is humanized, laymanized, and tended for the people. Cartoon by
Jun Marwin Hangad Orchestrated stories about martial law branded as the “golden era” of the country were a common misconception swiftly spreading like wildfire. Elders and those knowledgeable in history
Rhianna O. Jaquilmac The era of martial law was a game of charades. Those in power acted like they cared for the people. Marcos appeared to put the needs of
Ignacius Carell Cruz 51 na taon ang nakalipas nang ideklara ng diktador na si Ferdinand Marcos Sr. ang Batas Militar sa buong Pilipinas na siyang nagmitsa sa isa sa pinakamadilim
