As Metro Manila’s population grows, we bear witness to our transportation system’s collapse—traffic-infested roads, law-breaking drivers, and never-ending delays—becoming daily occurrences that worsen each year. As a commuter, it never gets easier. What our taxes were meant to address turns against us, overtaxing the people in time, energy, and sanity. Daily, I am forced to…
While the liberal arts are meant to offer an “education worthy of a free person,” its scholars remain imprisoned within the confines of academic elitism and societal devaluation.
Behind the Marcos Jr. administration’s illusion of a thriving economy are Filipino workers still fighting to survive on a day-to-day basis.
In a city made for cars, runners trace cracked roads and dark streets, learning the quiet truth that sometimes movement is a privilege, not a right.
Golden children bloom under the spotlight, until its glare begins to burn both them and those who nurtured their shine.
In a digital world where misinformation increasingly clouds the truth, the youth must bear the responsibility to guide their elders—not sneer at them.
Throughout generations, The LaSallian has borne witness to the enduring spirit of revolution that we continue to embody today.
La Sallian journalism adapts with the shifting tides of the world and how DLSU responds accordingly.
As algorithms and artificial intelligence redefine the way we consume news, the line between ethical reporting and digital exploitation grows dangerously thin.
Careers may diverge, bylines may shift, and arenas may evolve, yet a journalist’s heart for storytelling will always beat on.
