Muted Voices, Fragile Democracy

✍︎ Julia Marie Estrella Democracy is often celebrated as the government of the people, by the people, and for the...

PAX It Up?

✍︎ Julia Marie Estrella There is a fine line between innovation and intrusion. Governments and private institutions often present digital...

“Sa Manlulupig, ‘Di Ka Pasisiil”—More Than a Lyric, a Duty

✍︎ Julia Marie Estrella “Sa manlulupig, ‘di ka pasisiil.” It is one of the most familiar lines in the Philippine...

The Sweetness That Drowns

✍︎ Czarhytha Ais Omaguing “Once, I saw a bee drown in honey, and I understood.” These words were written by...

Safe Behind School Gates—Or Are We?

✍︎ Julia Marie Estrella For years, schools have been regarded as safe havens—places where students can learn, build friendships, and...

Dad or Just a Donor?

✍︎ Julia Marie Estrella Every Father’s Day, tributes flood social media timelines. Photos of proud fathers with their children are...

Ulirang “Inatay”: The Story of Wyndell Tapere

✍︎ Jayson Acabo “Inatay” is a Filipino term that combines the words ina (mother) and tatay (father), describing a parent...

In Defeat and Victory

by Julia Marie Estrella – INTRAMURALS PHOTO CONTEST CHAMPION 2025 Following the track & field match, a player from the...

From Permanent to Potentially Reversible: A New Chapter in Down Syndrome Research

✍︎ Julia Marie Estrella For decades, Down syndrome has been recognized as one of the most common chromosomal conditions affecting...

Between Gratitude and Reality

✍︎ Czarhytha Ais Omaguing A recent segment of It’s Showtime titled Laro Laro Pick sparked widespread discussion after contestant Mutya...

Brigada Eskwela, Sponsored by Teachers

✍︎ Julia Marie Estrella As another school year approaches, classrooms once again come alive with the sounds of cleaning, painting,...

A Mark of Immunity: The Purpose of the BCG Vaccination Scar

✍︎ Caryl Jane R. Ordeñiza A distinct circular scar on the upper arm is a common physical feature observed among...

A Rainbow Still Asking

✍︎ Chad They tell us the world has changed, that the battle is won, because the streets glow with colors...

Mrs. Potato Head by Melanie Martinez

by Angel Grace Chan Is it true that pain is beauty? In a world where appearance is often placed on...

Strict Professor or Classroom Villain?

✍︎ Julia Marie Estrella There is a common belief in college classrooms that the stricter the professor, the better the...

A Simple Gesture, a Lifetime Memory

✍︎ Maddy Delos Reyes In a world obsessed with grand celebrations, Marie Joy Bautista’s story reminds us that the most...

Matilda by Harry Styles

by Maddy Delos Reyes For the longest time, I thought being responsible meant carrying every burden silently. But the truth...

It’s Never Too Late

✍︎ Glezel Jane Ababa Who says dreams have an age limit? Is it ever truly too late to become the...

this is me trying by Taylor Swift

by Czarhytha Ais Omaguing In your twenties, people expect you to already have everything planned out—your college program, your goals,...

From PCOS to PMOS: Experts Rename Common Women’s Disorder

✍︎ Julia Marie Estrella Women diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome may soon become familiar with a new medical term: Polyendocrine...

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