When the UAAP almost paid women’s basketball referees less than their men’s division counterparts, it felt like déjà vu. In September 2025, the UAAP offered lower rates for those officiating women’s games. “Mas mabilis ang laro sa lalaki,” UAAP Basketball Commissioner Jai Reyes told SPIN.ph, claiming the men’s division was “harder to officiate.” (The game…
In my last year in senior high school, I confessed to my uncle a secret: my desire to study abroad. Through wistful eyes, I envisioned a life free from steady routines and rigid expectations. But when he asked what was standing in my way, reality quickly came crashing down. Dejected, I chronicled my duties and…
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…
If studying a liberal arts degree has taught me anything, it is that I may be rapidly barrelling down the path toward unemployment. For nearly three years, I have unapologetically dedicated myself to my passions—excitedly participating in stuffy lectures carried out by esteemed professors, reading pages upon pages of lush, weighty literature, and pouring nights…
More than an egregious budgetary recommendation, the ‘P500 Noche Buena’ exposes politicians’ greed and hypocrisy—desecrating a season dedicated to giving.
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.
