Every time I see a child selling snacks at a bus terminal, carrying sacks of vegetables in a public market, or helping harvest crops under the scorchi...
Last night, June 12, many of us experienced something that at first seemed like a small technical problem, but emotionally felt much bigger than that....
Happy Pride Month sa tanan! The story of LGBT writing in the Philippines is often told as a success story. Queer authors are published, literary festi...
A recent report resurfaced by GMA News brings back something we already suspect but often ignore in practice. Reading is not just a pastime. It is not...
Central Philippine University in Iloilo released an official statement expressing deep sorrow over the untimely death of a student whose body was foun...
There is a sad reality that many people would rather ignore. Behind the smiling faces of teachers standing in front of classrooms every day are storie...
As an Ilonggo, I often find myself reflecting on what it truly means that Iloilo has been recognized as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. We proudly celebr...
Seeing El Filibusterismo in Hiligaynon inside the UP Visayas Museum of Art and Cultural Heritage did not feel like a neutral encounter with a rare art...
Growing up around Visayan culture, one quickly realizes that Inday is a word spoken with layers of meaning. Depending on who says it, to whom, and in ...