
Chronicles of cracks and amnesia
Welcome to the “Chronicles of Cracks and Amnesia,” a tale of two maladies – one in Iloilo and the other in the Philippines. On one hand, we have a Ilo...

Welcome to the “Chronicles of Cracks and Amnesia,” a tale of two maladies – one in Iloilo and the other in the Philippines. On one hand, we have a Ilo...

If you have decided to run for public office without the backing of a political dynasty, you have already taken one of the bravest steps in politics. ...

Everyone has a story. That is the easiest truth to say but the hardest to honor. In the art world, where beauty and intellect often mask deeper power ...

By Herman M. Lagon Here’s a program many Filipinos quietly root for but rarely talk about. In a country where resumes often outrun diplomas, the Expan...

IT’S, of course, to meet God at our judgment day. This should be the abiding and life-long expectation we ought to have, for which we should always be...

The recent discovery of infested rice in a National Food Authority (NFA) warehouse in Iloilo is more than an isolated case of mismanagement; it is a g...

For the longest time, I have been dependent on the public transportation system our country has built. I live in a strategic location where almost all...

Our colliding and boisterous laughter was imprinted from our first encounter, at an all-Chopin concert by Cecile Licad that he organized in 2018. Then...

Let’s admit it. We Filipinos have a complicated relationship with our own words. We celebrate our writers, yes, but mostly when they write in English....