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Columns1 year ago

Price of truth

Marc Nathaniel Servo Journalists have always self-regulated themselves within the tight scrutiny of integrity and public service, the same values that separate them from vloggers in an era of doubt:

Sports1 year ago

When the real test isn’t on the court

A stopwatch. A scoreboard. A stat sheet. This is how sport is supposed to decide winners. But in the 33rd Southeast Asian Games in Thailand, victory is being measured not

Columns1 year ago

Ghosts in the flood

“I’m not disappointed, I am very angry.”—that’s how President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. proclaimed himself as he inspected the infamous ₱55-million “ghost” riverwall in Baliuag, Bulacan. Standing before the unfinished structure, he

Editorials1 year ago

Where martyrs are murdered twice

The assassination of Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. on August 21, 1983, was not merely the murder of a man but the attempted execution of democracy itself. His death unmasked a

Columns1 year ago

Suppressed suffrage

When was the last time you shaded a ballot for the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE)? For many, it is hard to recall, not because democracy is unimportant, but

VIEWS1 year ago

Pagsulsi muli sa punit na lipunan

Mula sa mga kamay ng nakaraang henerasyon, iniabot sa atin ang mundong ito. Ngunit ang iniabot ay hindi buo: tila isang lumang lona na pinunit ng kasaysayan, tinahi ng digmaan

VIEWS1 year ago

Takbo gusto, pakundangan ayaw?

Kenjie-Aya Oyong Dalawang taon na ang nakararaan nang una akong mapasyal sa Unibersidad ng Pilipinas–Diliman. Inakala kong para akong nasa ibang dimensiyon; isang takas mula sa ingay at polusyon ng

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