FeaturesFor The Child Who Dreamed Through “Teacher-Teacheran”

4 October 25

Written by Rob Carlo Elle

Board by Jian Muyano

Iskuwento

Hindi Sapat Ang Keyk

Oktubre na naman. Ilang araw na lang ay mapupunong muli ang refrigerator ng samu’t saring keyk. Kakalat na naman sa mesa ang iba’t ibang poskard at liham na naglalaman ng mensahe ng pasasalamat para sa araw ng mga guro. Noong nakaraang linggo lang ay mga papel, panulat, at mga visual aids ang nakabalandra dito. Mga materyales na pinagpuyatang gawin para mas madaling matututo ang mga estudyante niya. Noong bata ako, tuwang-tuwa ako sa pagsapit ng buwan na ito, bitbit-bitbit ang mga regalong sumisimbolo sa pagmamahal nila kay nanay. Ngayon, nagsasawa na ako sa mga superpisyal na regalong bumubungad dito.

4 October 25

Written by Francis Irvin Gonzales

Illustration by Jian Muyano

Iskuwento

‘Di Ko Akalaing Aabot Ako Sa Gan’tong Edad

29 September 25

Written by Francis Irvin Gonzales

Illustration by Jian Muyano

Manila

Cardinals, Mayor Isko lead Proclamation of Our Lady of Consolation as Patroness of Intramuros

27 September 25

Written by Kate Marquez

Photos by Ma. Janelle Ugot & Ralph Solis

News

Manila

Cardinals, Mayor Isko lead Proclamation of Our Lady of Consolation as Patroness of Intramuros

27 September 25

Written by Kate Marquez

Photos by Ma. Janelle Ugot & Ralph Solis

Pamantasan

Globe TC hosts FGD for PLM student councils, organizations

Globe Telecom held an exclusive campus focus group discussion (FGD) for selected Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (PLM) student councils and organizations at The Globe Tower, Bonifacio Global City (BGC) on Friday, Sept. 12.

26 September 25

Written by Sofia Angela Robles

Photos by Daniel Moneda

Pamantasan

PLM joins first-ever Fiesta de Bandas y Calesas

26 September 25

Written by Marian Sophia Carreon

Photos by Ralph Solis & Samantha Prado

Opinion

Kolum

Buhos ng Ulan, Damayan na Naman Sina Juan?

Kamakailan lamang, lubog sa baha ang mga kalsada sa Maynila. Ngayon, pinapainit muli ng tirik ng araw ang aspaltong lansangan. Tila kasimbilis ng pagbabago ng panahon ang paglimot sa mga dinanas ng mga Pilipinong nasalanta ng bagyo at habagat.

9 August 25

Writtn by Francis Irvin Gonzales

Illustration by Krystal Arianna Puzon

Column

The "Cursed" Batch That Never Gets a Break

26 May 25

Written by Eunice Anny Morales

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Kolum

Trapo Fever is NOT just a Symptom; It's a Constitutional Disease

As disheartening as it is to admit in this campaign season, our country’s supply of political showmanship did not disappoint our expectations.

9 May 25

Written by Kyle Jonas Urquico

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Features

For The Child Who Dreamed Through “Teacher-Teacheran”

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” The answer has often been simple yet profound for many children: to be a teacher.

4 October 25

Written by Rob Carlo Elle

Board by Jian Muyano

Features

Get Ready With Me: Packing for the Journey

Some journeys aren’t measured in miles—they’re measured in the weight we carry. Invisible to the world, these burdens slip quietly into our days: doubts that whisper at night, memories we can’t shake, fears that tighten with each step forward. Each of us carries a bag, but what’s inside isn’t always obvious.

26 September 25

Written by Samantha Prado

Board by Jian Muyano

Features

When Sunshine Faded to Black, I Finally Muttered “Gets Ko Na”

In a patriarchal society where almost everything is dictated by men, women are often left with little to no power over the most intimate decisions about their own bodies. Growing up, I never thought much about it—because I didn’t have to. I was raised to believe that laws, morality, and even healthcare were neutral.

20 September 25

Written by John Nathaniel Mandap

Boards by Krystal Arianna Puzon