If corporations continue using Pride for marketing, they should internalize that the occasion is a protest, not just another party.
Author: Helen Saudi
Divorce is heavily misconceived to be only a way out of marriage, disregarding other factors such as familial ties.
This shouldn’t be glamorous
In this so-called hustle culture, the only thing we’re getting out of overworking ourselves is tiredness and many lost opportunities.
The Philippines currently has the lowest age of consent in Southeast Asia—but now, this could change.
The “Real Eagle of Davao” was a natural politician—an expert at connecting with ordinary people and their aspiratons.
In a Legislative Assembly (LA) session held last September 10, representatives approved the establishment of an absences and missed requirements manual, a collaborative effort between the LA and the Student Affairs Committee of the Office of the Vice President for Internal Affairs (OVPIA). Meanwhile, a plan to amend the Mental Health Task Force’s manual was…
As the 2021 General Elections draws near, publicity materials are popping up by the dozen. For the University’s political parties—Alyansang Tapat sa Lasallista (Tapat) and Santugon sa Tawag ng Panahon (Santugon)—this would mean pumping out a slew of testimony campaigns, holistic development projects, and social awareness initiatives. While their branding may just seem informative on…
In August 2018, Republic Act No. 11055 or the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) Act was signed into law to integrate all government-issued IDs into a national ID system, which would streamline public and private services and make it easier for citizens and businesses to perform transactions and access social benefits. Aside from promoting the efficiency…
Br. Bernard Oca FSC officially began his term as the 24th DLSU President last August 1. After three years of serving as the University Chancellor, he will succeed Br. Raymundo Suplido FSC, who has led DLSU since 2015. A seasoned administrator in La Salle campuses across the country, Oca looks back on his tenure as…
From March to December 2020, as lockdown restrictions remained in place across the country, the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) received 521 requests for assistance on domestic violence incidents. The Philippine National Police, meanwhile, recorded 15,553 cases of violence against women (VAW) last year. While there was an observed drop in reports compared to the…