Women will never feel safe if the law could not protect them properly.
Author: Rheine Noelle Requilman
We should know that our timidness will never be enough reason to shy away from discussing pressing sociopolitical issues.
As candidates decide to go their own routes, how do we form a united opposition?
This month marks the beginning of the campaign period for national candidates—inevitably the most expensive period of every election cycle. With the Philippines divided into several regions, people vying for a government seat prepare a huge sum of campaign budget to establish their image to the public and reach as many voters as possible. While…
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Wishful thinking
For those who have started their college journeys online, to experience face-to-face classes is the goal. However, just how realistic is this given Philippines’ situation?
Seventeen, overflowing with charisma, charm, and talent, always seems to pull off impeccable performances—demanding the stage and the audience to come to life. In every album, their versatility is best seen in their efforts to maximize all 13 of its members in the music composition and choreographies. In this era, Seventeen takes the spotlight with…
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Commentary: It will fall apart
Until when will this facade called “Dutertismo” hold up?
While the Philippines is labeled as a democratic state, the current political climate suggests otherwise.
Despite attempts to boost the economy since its launch, the Duterte administration’s Build, Build, Build project fell short of delivering on its objectives.
As the governing body of 51 organizations, the Council of Student Organizations (CSO) continues to develop its processes to ensure that their member organizations “can achieve optimum performance” with their flagship projects. This includes their operations on activity approval and completion of requirements, which some students claim had been “excessive” due to tedious document reviews…