Writer’s Recap: HTG’s Paroo’t Parito finds common thread in tales of Nueva Vizcaya
In an annual showcase of original tales all crafted by the institution’s own from page to set, DLSU’s acting troupe Harlequin Theatre Guild (HTG) returned with DuLa Salle 2k23: Paroo’t Parito, staged at the Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium last March 20…
Preserve and persevere: Seeking into The Heritage Collective
In the tapestry of time, heritage is intricately woven into the fabric of Philippine history. It defines the places we live in and shapes the character of society at present and for generations to come. However, even in today’s age,…
Writer’s Recap: Music and joy harmonize in DLSU Chorale’s ‘Saliw Lasalyano: A Choral Festival’
The DLSU Chorale, in celebration of its local and international achievements in the past year, staged Saliw Lasalyano: A Choral Festival last March 16 at the Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium. In this second edition of their festival series, the Lasallian choristers…
Aniks-aniks, abubots, and the joy of collecting
The terms “anik-anik” or “abubot” (knick-knack) found their way to social media with the inescapable trend of collecting Sonny Angels, figurines, keychains, and the like.But for most of their lives, the common Filipino has grown up surrounded by these novelties—albeit…
It starts with a ripple: Linar-Mae Orbista sparks hope among scholars
During the peak season of college admissions, applications for financial assistance come flooding into the inbox of the RipplED Initiative, an organization that provides educational aid to anyone in need. In these emails, students from different walks of life would…