Dilapidation and Disaster
Iñigo Pastor
May 24, 2024
A sweltering summer at thousands of Philippine public schools encumber students and teachers in a deadly convergence of the climate and education crises.
Environment
Students
Nakataya sa Pamamalakaya
Sa Cancabato Bay, Tacloban, Sagisag ang Bawat Pagpapalaot sa Laban Kontra Reklamasyon
AJ Dela Cruz
Oct 15, 2024
Fisherfolk
Renewable Extraction
What Does the Global North’s Profit-Oriented Energy Transition Mean for the Global South?
Tanyel Bael
Oct 13, 2024
Economy
A Steady Hand
Nurse Jocelyn Andamo, the Senate Aspirant Who Hopes to Cure the Nation's Health Care Ills
Grace Francine Mendoza
Oct 2, 2024
Politics
Health
Philippine Collegian
Oct 1, 2024
Lest the guilty be condemned, it is not just the Middle East that will be consumed by this conflagration.
Jun 23, 2024
Religious groups in the Philippines have persistently obstructed the passage of progressive laws. The Divorce Bill is among their perennial targets.
Josemari Luis Lagman
Nov 27, 2023
“Violence is required to build the new urban world on the wreckage of the old.”
Sean Marcus Ingalla
Nov 5, 2023
Israel’s occupation of Palestine is a profitable business that stimulates the Israeli economy and international arms conglomerates. Profit underpins the global thirst for bloodshed and carnage.
Dec 17, 2022
Taglay ng mga kabataan ang sigasig na iwasto ang mga nakikitang kamalian sa kanilang ginagalawang lipunan. “Tanging sa militanteng pakikibaka lamang lilitaw ang pinakamahusay sa kabataan.” ani Sison.
Jun 18, 2022
Sa gitna ng dalita, pinipilit na isiwalat ang isang kaaya-ayang imahe ng unibersidad. Ngunit mapanganib ang paggunita sa haraya kung walang kaakibat na pagtugon sa mga kabalintunaan ng kasalukuyan.
Apr 25, 2022
For the Filipino nation, the year 1974 signified the second year of martial rule, or rather, of constitutional authoritarianism.
Nicolas Basilio Antonio
Oct 27, 2021
Filipino and Indonesian communists share a long and consequential history punctuated by stories of solidarity, cooperation, and ultimately, caution.
Patrick Kyle Adeva
Aug 2, 2024
As part of its effort to exert hegemonic influence, the US has embedded itself in the Philippine criminal justice system through the deceptive operations of the ICITAP.
Jul 29, 2024
The university administration’s vision of progress and internationalization under a new series of flagship programs belies enduring neglect of its research staff.
Jul 2, 2024
Thousands of employees who once labored to maintain Sofitel’s five-star reputation have lost their livelihoods as part of the hotel’s alleged union-busting efforts.
UP Diliman’s librarians struggle to perform archival and administrative tasks while managing scarce space amid the ongoing renovations of the campus’s main library.
Jun 20, 2024
Shortcomings in the observance of labor rights persist in UP, where unions continue to struggle for proper consultation and recognition from the administration.
May 16, 2024
The exposure of sexual harassment cases in high schools nationwide underscores the failure of our educational institutions and the processes governing them to successfully rid of campus predators.
Johnson Santos Jr.
Sep 11, 2024
Jul 30, 2024
Gretle C. Mago
Mar 23, 2024
Jul 11, 2023
Apr 11, 2023