On the microscale: Women lead USG amid widespread misogyny
For the past few years, women leaders have been at the helm of the USG, overcoming gendered notions of effective leadership within the University and in larger society.
Rant and Rave: Hana, dul, set—”Ready To Be” TWICE!
After the successful launch of their mini-album Ready To Be, TWICE reunites with the Filipino ONCE in an unforgettable two-night concert—full of life under the moonlight sunrise.
Out of sight, in the mind: The sobering reality of mental health issues
Mental illnesses are conditions that may not seem so apparent to any onlooker—but that does not make the struggle any less valid.
Reigniting the firefighting industry with the women of Pandacan Fire Station
As one of the first all-female firefighting teams in Metro Manila, the women of Pandacan share their experiences in a male-dominated industry.
Rant and Rave: Confessions of ‘A Very Good Girl’
Director Petersen Vargas breaks the mold of Philippine cinema with a film that draws attention to class struggle wrapped in layers of dark humor and campy elements.
After hours with the University’s unsung heroes
Behind every harmonious community stands those who work to maintain its cleanliness, order, and security.
Reclaiming the narrative, Filipina writers champion stories of womanhood.
The legacies of womanhood do not go unshared. Their stories live on and are immortalized through words weaved by Filipina writers.
Writer’s Recap: Uncovering the “Halimaw” in HTG’s allegorical pop-rap musical
The theatrical group took to the stage once more to tell the tale of a noble commoner turned hero and a nation plagued by greed and power.
The Taggaoa family in front and behind the lines of activism
Despite the crackdown on activists, the Taggaoas lean on each other for support and remain steadfast in their service to the people.
Musikangbayan is music by the people, for the people
Musikangbayan frontman Danny Fabella writes songs of love, community, and resistance dedicated to the Filipino people.