In the early morning hours of February 17, 1600, a man was carted to Rome’s Campo d’Fiori where, chained by the neck, he was stripped naked, hung upside down and burned at the stake, the culmination of seven long years of confinement in the Prison of the Roman Inquisition. His ashes were
August 3, 2023
Years before audio content such as audiobooks and podcasts became a trend, social worker Wendy Miller found the information superhighway useless. Since becoming completely blind at the age of eight, print publications such as magazines, newspapers and newsletters were of no use, unless someone read aloud to her. Even then, Wendy didn’t
October 24, 2022
Dr. Alice Joan G. Ferrer, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences of UP Visayas, together with other academicians, recently published research on the effects of COVID-19 on small-scale fisheries in Southeast Asia. The research magnifies the various situations, issues, and challenges confronting small-scale fisheries in Malaysia, Myanmar, the
May 15, 2021