IN academia, the saying “publish or perish” has gained significant traction, leading to a flood of research articles published worldwide each year. This has brought about new ways of publishing, where researchers pay to have their work published, granting open access to readers globally. The reason behind this trend is to
September 7, 2023
“WE BOO our basketball coaches for losing games, but we bear with poor leaders who govern with incompetence and arrogance. Something is wrong with us.” Catholic priest and influencer Fr. Nongnong Tuazon articulated a poignant observation reverberating through our society. This duality in our standards is indeed something that merits contemplation.
September 6, 2023
ILOILO CITY, a gem nestled in the heart of Western Visayas, is a place of rich history and vibrant culture. But beneath its picturesque facade lies a recurring problem that hampers its progress and disrupts the lives of its people: flooding. This age-old challenge, exacerbated by rapid urbanization and unpredictable weather
September 4, 2023
INDIA ETCHED its name in history by becoming the first nation to successfully land a spacecraft near the Moon’s south pole last August 23, joining the ranks of lunar explorers alongside China and the United States. This remarkable achievement speaks volumes about the world’s growing interest in space exploration. However, the
September 2, 2023
THE TEACHER, the school administrators, the curriculum, and even the students themselves have traditionally occupied the spotlight in the quest to mold young minds. Yet, in the science and art of education, a silent collaborator exists—the classroom. Like an understated and even an understudy actor in a grand theatrical production, the
August 31, 2023
IN THE HEART of the Philippine archipelago, the vibrant city of Iloilo pulsates with the rhythm of history and progress. These juxtaposing beats reverberate even louder this week—August 29 to September 1—as the city takes center stage in celebrating the 56th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Founding Anniversary themed “ASEAN
August 30, 2023
AUGUST 29, the general first day of school for the School Year 2023-2024—a delightful blend of excitement, a dash of anxiety, and a sprinkle of uncertainty, all served on a plate of new backpacks and crisply donned uniforms. Whether you are a kindergartener bubbling with anticipation to showcase your brand-new crayon
August 29, 2023
A MARITIME battleground of moral, historical, and legal ascendancy continues to unfold in the vast expanse of the West Philippine Sea. Recent events have thrust the Philippines into a spotlight that shines upon its unwavering resolve to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity, despite facing China’s aggressive and illegal actions. The
August 28, 2023
ILOILO CITY is a vibrant destination brimming with rich culture, delicious food, and lively festivals, among many others. The Department of Tourism even recently considers it the second top tourist destination in the region next to Boracay Island. Although lacking white beaches and trekking destinations, the city captivates visitors from diverse
August 25, 2023
FORMER Vice President Leni Robredo’s recent visit to Iloilo has showcased the unwavering dedication and the remarkable spirit of her organic Ilonggo supporters. These are steadfast advocates who share with her ideals like truth, social justice, democracy, good governance, and integrity, rallying for a fair and compassionate society. Exploring their motivations
August 24, 2023
IN TODAY’S age of championed free speech, a clash of values has emerged due to the recent declaration of drag queen Pura Luka Vega as unwelcome in various towns, cities, and provinces. This was sparked by Vega’s controversial performance of the “Ama Namin” or Lord’s Prayer, dressed as the Black Nazarene.
August 22, 2023
