March 2026

Elise Paragua, Joseph Ramos, & Sky Serafica

A look into DLSU’s accommodations for students with disabilities

Despite great strides by the University in accommodating students with disabilities, Lasallians share how they continue to grapple with accessibility.

Zoyechka Dy & Shaunte Ong

Structural oversights: Struggles of students in niche programs

Students in niche programs face vague guidelines, missing flowcharts, and limited course offerings, delaying academic progression and graduation.

Maggy de Guzman & Joseph Ramos

Theft, unjust enrichment behind missing camera cases at Br. Connon Hall

Between May and August 2025, cameras in Br. Connon Hall were deemed lost or missing in the theft cases all appear to be connected

Jasmine Alagos & Calli Lingga

The calculated reality of being a woman

Lasallian women live a predetermined reality of hyper-vigilance, rigorously planning their routines, clothes, and routes for their own safety.

Aleeana Agustin & Michael Anthony Gabriel Go

A rude awakening for the “American dream”

Amid immigration crackdowns in the US, Filipinos here and abroad find themselves piecing together the fractured pieces of the “American dream.”

Raine Romero, Audrey Salamat, & Maxinne Vianca Tomas

Uy, tomboy! Reversing the reset of the Filipino lesbian identity

Against constant erasure and policing, masculine and gender non-conforming lesbians stand at the frontlines of subversive queer expression.

Mischa Abedo, Gaelle Enriquez, & Terrence Reyes

All-female tattoo studios retrace the scars of industry sexism

Amid the cold, rugged environments of traditional tattoo shops, women-led spaces are inking a sanctuary of empowerment and autonomy.

Clarisse Bernal, Mika Bosano, & Vj Latayan

Choked by censorship, Philippine erotica lusts for the limelight

Philippine erotica pulses with bold narratives where desire, taboo, and cultural identity challenge norms and ignite imagination.

Elijah Duanan, Laura Navarro, & Virgil Elijah Noriega

Keeping tomorrow on tab with buy now, pay later schemes

As prices rise and wages become stagnant, “buy now, pay later” schemes lure with quick credit at a cost, proving that convenience rarely comes free.

Paulo Cusi, Angela Magsino, & Phola Zamora

Under satin and lace, Burlesque PH slowly strips away social norms

Under the sparkling stage lights, Burlesque PH strips the standards our society demands people to wear—unveiling protest in every slow reveal.

Wrenzhie Arroyo, Amber Martinez, & Heather Pornasdoro

Decluttering the beauty industry with Project Pan

Breaking free from the glittering grip of overconsumption, Project Pan integrates commitment and sustainability into beauty routines.

Sky Alviar, Elijah De Guzman, & Miguel Iñigo Dimaisip

A wisp of winter: The thriving yet restrained landscape of Philippine winter sports

In a snowless country, mall ice rinks have helped Filipino winter athletes chase global success, but the support they receive remains thin.

Kean Louis Rosales, Zigmund Samarista, & Raphael Serrano

DLSU Green and Lady Fencers charged forward with powerful finishes in their S88 campaign

The DLSU Green and Lady Fencers eye redemption in UAAP S88, sharpening their mental grit and underdog edge to strike for gold.

Bernice Aquino, Gavin Jezter Castro, & RJ Oconer

The future chased by the girls in green

Defying expectations and breaking barriers, Abcd Agamanos and Xiandi Chua forge a new path for the next generation of Lasallian women.

Lance Jardiniano, Angel Migue, & John Rei Salanga

The journey of provincial roots and elite rookie pressures in the Manila sports machine

Provincial athletes chase UAAP dreams in Manila, facing pressure, identity shifts, and quiet sacrifices beyond the spotlight and success.

Megan Okol, Thompson Santiago, & Alexandro Villaruel

Our X, X, and maybe Ys

Biology narrates more than just two stories involving X and Y, calling for a closer look at how we understand sex and the systems built around it.

Gaelle Enriquez, Vanya Gilani, & Merry Rama

Invisible invincibility: The cost of being a woman in pain

Women’s healthcare ceases to progress under the confines of a patriarchal system rooted in the dismissal and capitalization of women’s pain.

Nacia Gramonte, Rachel Manlapig, & Elijah Salazar

Is this normal? Beyond the 28-day cycle on period-tracking apps

While period-tracking apps promise seamless menstrual cycle monitoring, their convenience hinges on a 28-day norm and masks glaring privacy pitfalls.

Cody Palaganas & Joseph Villafuerte

This land is her land (and she’s not leaving)

Beneath the “green transition,” women face disproportionate challenges and risks—yet they remain at the forefront of resistance and reclamation.

Joseph Villafuerte

Treatise: Bug appétit!

We live in a curious era where someone will happily pay thousands for a sea-floor scavenger drenched in butter, yet recoil in horror at the sight of crickets fried to perfection. It is the ultimate tr…