Young Filipinos are taking initiatives during these trying times to help students learn essential competencies in science and math through free online-tutorial services.
Category: Guest Post
Reflections on ‘Fratelli Tutti,’ Pope Francis’ Warning Vs Populism, Neoliberalism
The pandemic and its debilitating effects will leave a mark on our country’s economic and political history, but it should not just remain a narrative that has negatively impacted us.
Why Finding Ninong and Ninang is a Toxic Filipino Trait
A commentary on the social tradition of gift- and money-giving in the Philippine society and how it may have been perverted in modern times.
Combating Fake News in the Digital Era
Digital literacy is the answer to the challenges of this era as it helps people to understand technology so they can use it safely and effectively.
Beware of Toxic Toys
The colorful appearance, packaging, trend, and price of toys entice people to buy them. However, there is more to these toys than what meets the eye.
The Absurdity of Social Media Arrogance
In times where advocacy is grossly platformed in social media, it cannot be denied that a lot of self-righteous personages emerged from the flickers and clacks of their computer screens and keyboards.
From Newsroom to E.R.: Life Goes On
It is always never too late to pursue your dreams. Take it from a Film grad who is now officially a Physician.
Notes on Duterte’s Alleged Health Decline
With around 600 days left before his term ends, is President Duterte still fit to lead the country?
Reinforcing Academic Integrity in Physical and Virtual Classrooms
Academic integrity is key to instilling foundational and life-long skills that students carry with them long after school.
Why We Hate Ourselves The Most
Driven by our passions and ambitions, we, ourselves, are our harshest critics.
Better Days Ahead: Pandemic Through the Eyes of a Tarlaqueña College Student
A 20-year-old college student from Tarlac remains hopeful amidst the health and economic crisis, seeing signs of better days ahead.
Declining But Still High COVID-19 Transmission Means PH Needs Aggressive Testing
With COVID-19 positivity rate declining but still more than double the WHO benchmark, are we testing enough?
Dogs, Crickets & Novena: Surviving Isolation in a Quarantine Facility
A COVID-19 survivor tells us about the longest nine days of her life in a quarantine facility where lizards, crickets and dogs helped her lived through the isolation.
Why We Shouldn’t #CancelKorea Simply Because We’re B*tthurt
One thing is for sure: #CancelKorea will not identify you as someone with an even better sense of nationalism.
Ekis: The Gigil Over Filipinx
Let’s settle the debate over the X in Filipinx. A UP Linguistics Professor weighs in.
Bashing Buknoy Glamurrr
It cannot be denied that the controversy of Andrew Luis Lapid (aka Buknoy Glamurrr) surfaced numerous expressions of hate and further discrimination towards the queer community.
The He•art Trade: Students Help Frontliners Through Art
A group of multimedia arts students banded together to raise funds to help our medical frontliners amid this pandemic.
Nowhere Else But Tagum
An incoming Grade 7 in Davao shares why her heart will always belong to Tagum City.
How Do We Justify Healing?
Choosing to better yourself is the best thing that you could do to show how much you love yourself.
The Rights and Wrongs of VinCentiments
In their latest controversial piece, the VinCentiments team made an attempt to capture what used to be restrained thoughts of frustration towards online classes.
