Credentials over comprehension
As graduation season looms to a close and another school year begins, perhaps there is one question every student should ask themselves: What am I learning for? For many, the
As graduation season looms to a close and another school year begins, perhaps there is one question every student should ask themselves: What am I learning for? For many, the
Meryll Jane Jumalon We may have heard the phrase “you cannot help who you fall in love with” once or twice in our lives. But we should face the truth
Kung ibebenta mo ang bato o kidney mo sa black market, posible kang pumaldo ng aabot sa higit $100,000 o P6 milyon. Kaya nga ang biro, kung naghihirap ka, may
Kung tao lang ang Cebu City, katulad natin, nagpapakitang-tao siya. Sa baho ba naman ng delubyong kinakaharap ng lungsod, naisipan pa nilang imungkahi ang pagtatayo ng isang pickleball court sa
Trixelle Mae Bumatay Some tragedies are called accidents because no one could have seen them coming. A tire suddenly bursts. A tree falls during a storm. A bolt of lightning
Mary Kate Francine Entia Walang pinipiling tao ang pinto ng magandang kinabukasan. Kung ang susi mo ay ang sistema ng edukasyong matagal na tayong pinahihirapan, hilingin mo na lang sa
It is true that there is finally a bill that most citizens longed for, but does it benefit the state and the masses with the provisions of the approved act?
Anthea Florence Portacio Mine, steal, and lock. These three words have become ingrained in the vocabulary of Filipino thrift culture. From the traditional cramped stalls, ukay has found its way
The voyage of the Tao people from Orchid Island, Taiwan, to the Batanes Islands is more than a cultural expedition. It is a direct challenge to centuries of historical amnesia.
Ariana Janeo “Sa diskarte lang yan.” More often than not, this very phrase echoes to me from a relative, close colleague, or even from a stranger giving advice. There is