Isn’t it strange how those still getting their education are the ones who seem to possess the lessons that truly count—the courage to speak for the nation. Yet somehow, that …Read More…

When Congressman Bienvenido Abante Jr. refiled his so-called “Heterosexual Act” in 2025 under House Bill No. 3043, I couldn’t help but feel a strong sense of déjà vu. Just three …Read More…

While communities across the country are once again submerged in waist-deep floods, not just billions but trillions of pesos supposedly meant to keep them safe are vanishing into “ghost projects,” …Read More…

The commemoration of the EDSA People Power Revolution, touted as a ‘bloodless revolution’ for its peaceful ousting of the Marcos regime, is a glaring symbol of democracy and pivotal moment …Read More…

Illustration by Lea Bell Basister You cannot rewrite what has already been written. The narrative may be altered, but the truth remains. The Philippines has witnessed countless moments of defiance, …Read More…

Illustration by Lea Bell Basister Come February 25, newspapers – or to be more in line with recent times – social media feeds drown in entries commemorating the four-day bloodless …Read More…

“Mabawi nala ha second sem,” a common phrase heard when students were asked about their academic standing. This perception leads to a sense of contentment, where students settle for mediocrity, …Read More…

Isn’t it odd that we need a national week to remind us to cherish our families? I took the liberty of skipping school last Monday for personal reasons, even though …Read More…

What can they do for us? This must be frankly queued to the Student Supreme Government (SSG) candidates who have proclaimed to serve the student community. They must prove the …Read More…

The Electoral Tribunal has earlier underscored that the special elections’ aim is to create a provisionary student government, with its sole task being to amend the Constitution and By-Laws of …Read More…