Quotang quota na ako,” former senator Antonio Trillanes told me when asked about the emerging legacy of President Marcos. “If you look at his policies, [the current President] is not too far away ...

As I listened last weekend to my blockmate in our graduate studies class share her experience as a high school teacher in a public school struggling with classroom shortage, the article by Anna ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. asked government agencies to increase measures to mitigate the effects of the rainy season. He also ordered the urgent clearance of drainage systems, ...

The Constitution gives our Supreme Court enormous powers and duties, mainly, to (1) “settle actual controversies involving ...

I write this letter not out of rebellion, but out of disillusionment—and I believe I echo the frustrations of many working Filipinos who are required to contribute monthly to Social Security System ...

The timing of the planting of the sunflowers at University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman was perfect; the flowers were blooming right in time for last Sunday’s commencement exercises. Early ...

Shinice Wacan, Ronald Valderama, and three other youth cultural workers—collectively known as “Imus 5”—were released after three days in police detention. They had been unjustly ...

Legislators of all political stripes and from both chambers of Congress coming together to push for a common cause is about ...

Friedchicken. We entered the intensive care unit and saw his parents hard at work, decorating his hospital room for his ...

Diliman shared that 241 students would be graduating summa cum laude. In another time, this kind of announcement would have ...

As the second Congressional Commission on Education (EdCom II) enters its final year, it may be worth pausing to ask: Will it be remembered for helping shape the soul and aspirations of Philippine ...