A thoughtcrime at play
With the Department of Education’s proposal to modify the term “Diktaturyang Marcos”, threats of disinformation loom large among younger students.
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The University’s online infrastructure has led to inconvenient enrollment experiences for students, despite the convenience online systems are supposed to provide.
Balancing a double-edged sword
Now that the University has laid out its stance on the use of artificial intelligence, the responsibility of how we use this technology to transform the way we study lies on us.
Mind out of the gutter
“Sex or chocolates?” This question has been a mainstay in the interviews of entertainment icon Boy Abunda. Many snicker, giggle, or simply let out a faint smile for every instance this is asked. The host asks it with such nonchalance that reinforces the allure of talking about sex. However, the sad reality is that, despite […]
When the torch burns out
Keeping the heritage of indigenous culture alive proves to be a challenge when the community faces threats to their land and livelihood.
Waiting for the punchline
While consuming satirical content is inarguably amusing, it is not simply a form of entertainment. Beyond the humorous delivery of information lies a deeper lens into reality.
Ang probinsyana
Dealing with the prejudice that comes with not being born within the borders of the big city can prove to be frustrating–only through education can this ignorance be alleviated.
BGC is ugly, actually
Upscale districts like Bonifacio Global City are instrumental in the large-scale veiling of marginality and poverty in the Philippines.
Peace once lost
Similar to how views differ for each person, the process of healing is also not something all of us share as people have different ways of dealing with emotions.
Development starts at the barangay
Just as high school councils can spearhead small but significant impacts in the community, the Sangguniang Kabataan is an undermined resource for development through the barangay.