
Crowning Moment
When you’re in the Philippines, you can always tell when a beauty pageant is happening — not necessarily because you follow them religiously, but beca...

When you’re in the Philippines, you can always tell when a beauty pageant is happening — not necessarily because you follow them religiously, but beca...

As my high school graduation steadily approaches, there is a question I have been faced with countless times: what’s next? This question comes in many...

There was a time almost three years ago when I didn’t think I’d ever feel like myself again. Sometimes, I remember the abyss I fell into and wonder wh...

Sometimes, it feels like the world is ending. It seems like every day is a never-ending flood of injustice, and somewhere along the line, it’s become ...

The typhoon does not knock before it enters. It crashes in, scattering memories like debris, turning ordinary nights into battles for survival. The wi...

Filipinos know protest by heart. From the roar of EDSA in 1986 to today’s campus walkouts and sectoral marches, our history proves that when people st...

When we talk about corruption, our minds often jump to grand scandals: billions of pesos lost, government contracts pocketed, high-profile arrests tha...

When a typhoon tears through cities, when thousands of youths are in need of a scholarship, when indigenous communities must fight to defend their anc...

This weekend, thousands of students will take their shot at what many consider the most prestigious university in the country, marking the start of en...