June 2026

Zara Pineda

It’s always a losing battle during enlistment

Causing so many enlistment issues that it delayed the start of a trimester, the rollout of Archers Hub was a great disservice to the student body.

Elise Paragua & Isabella Reyes

Comelec, student leaders reckon with voter fatigue before GE2026

After abstention prevailed in GE2025, could COMELEC’s plans in store for GE2026 fix what ails the university elections?

Job Lozada

Fourth “Atin Ito!” mission delivers aid, supplies to Pag-asa Island residents

The Atin Ito! Coalition reached Pag-asa Island for the first time, delivering supplies and planting a Philippine flag despite Chinese presence at the West Philippine Sea.

Mischa Abedo, Angela Magsino, & Maxinne Vianca Tomas

In a race against time, audiovisual archivists keep the tapes rolling

Illuminating forgotten spaces, audiovisual archivists pull the lost frames of Filipino heritage into present consciousness.

Clarisse Bernal, Terrence Reyes, & Phola Zamora

Carrying more than life, midwives deliver hope

Offering prenatal guidance and post-delivery care, midwives build the bridge between the delivery room and the next chapter of families’ lives.

Duane Atupan, Paulo Cusi, & Raine Romero

Through activism, art finds its place where the masses are

Through improvisatory craft and collective production, activists reclaim public spaces and prove the liberation of creation.

Aren Reyes & Zigmund Samarista

Double duty: Inside the life of a dual-sport athlete

Becoming a dual-sport student-athlete requires full commitment and sacrifices to maintain excellence in both discplines.

Gavin Jezter Castro & Zedi Perez

Playing catch-up: Is the Philippines falling behind Asia’s rising volleyball programs?

As Asian counterparts build lasting success, the Philippine volleyball program grapples with instability, government woes, and constant resets.

Lance Jardiniano, John Rei Salanga, & Raphael Serrano

The backbone of competition: DLSU trainers’ role in Green-and-White excellence

DLSU trainers serve as the crucial scaffolding in the star-studded program, paving the way toward Green-and-White excellence one step at a time.

Vanya Gilani, Nacia Gramonte, & Thompson Santiago

The degrees between you and your outfit

Clothing is often treated as a matter of style, but in the Philippine heat, fabric, fit, and color affect one’s comfort, body temperature, and safety.

Gaelle Enriquez & Alexandro Villaruel

Treatise: Looking for green in the big city

As trees are sacrificed for development, Metro Manila grows hotter, harsher, and increasingly harmful to public well-being.

Angekyla Barroquillo, Cody Palaganas, & Elijah Salazar

Whisking through the clumps of the matcha craze

Amid the boom of trendy Asian flavors, the humble and resolute matcha may have something to teach its counterparts.