The summer that changed 50 lives
It’s not every day that you see your own students trade notebooks for filing cabinets, or pens for mop handles, with the same energy they bring to cla...
Herman M. LagonSeptember 1, 20255 min
IMPULSES
It’s not every day that you see your own students trade notebooks for filing cabinets, or pens for mop handles, with the same energy they bring to cla...
Some of the smartest people I know today are not the ones who can recite thick textbooks or flash the most medals, but those who can ask the right que...
The conversation began casually over camote fries, coffee, and ice cream at the Metrocentre Hotel Lounge in Tagbilaran, Bohol. We were waiting for our...
The moment I stepped into Healthway (Qualimed) for my colonoscopy, I felt the usual mix of nerves, surrender, and curiosity. It was not my first time—...
If saints had yearbooks, Augustine of Hippo’s senior quote might be: “Lord, grant me chastity and self-control… but not yet.” It is blunt, funny, and ...
There is something profoundly elegant about mathematics that slips past classroom walls, hides beneath the bark of trees, swims through ocean waves, a...
She was only twelve. Not a movie plot or a viral headline—just an actual case from the Iloilo City Civil Registry. That child, still learning to navig...
In the quiet corridors of the old Iloilo Airport, before it was demolished and became Iloilo Business Park in Mandurriao, one used to pass a massive w...
This Monday, August 25, we mark National Heroes Day once again. It is a date thick with reflection—on revolutions fought, sacrifices made, and the cou...