Tagging the truth to self-labeling
Personality labels give us belonging and self-understanding, but when do they stop helping us make sense of ourselves and start telling us who we are?
Personality labels give us belonging and self-understanding, but when do they stop helping us make sense of ourselves and start telling us who we are?
From study nooks to quick caffeine fixes, Taft’s cafe scene has plenty to offer beyond the usual cup of coffee.
In the face of calamity, communal efforts must complement, not replace, government action.
Emerald Fennell’s adaptation preaches hollow vulgarity, sacrificing Brontë’s soul at the altar of a fruitless retelling.
As trees are sacrificed for development, Metro Manila grows hotter, harsher, and increasingly harmful to public well-being.
As the fight against cancer continues, cervical cancer is among the few preventable and highly curable cancers, yet it continues to claim the lives of Filipino women. Despite ongoing advances in vaccination, screening, and other treatment methods, there are still women who are unable to access healthcare services that could save their lives. In observance […]
Women’s healthcare ceases to progress under the confines of a patriarchal system rooted in the dismissal and capitalization of women’s pain.
Amid the cold, rugged environments of traditional tattoo shops, women-led spaces are inking a sanctuary of empowerment and autonomy.
More than food, Binalot stands as a chain rooted in sustainability—serving customers and communities through their beloved leaf-wrapped meals.
A vibrant night of soulful songs and jovial jubilation—this encapsulated this year’s Animusika last June 20 at the Henry Sy Sr. Hall grounds, where the celebration of the University Vision-Mission Week (UVMW) reached a bittersweet yet blissful climax. Performers from a maelstrom of musical genres came prepared to set the stage on fire with their […]