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Hakbang ng Pagod

Lumalaki ka, at sa bawat hakbang, ramdam mo ang kawalan ng gabay. Ang mundo ay hindi nag-aabala na magpaliwanag, at ang mga sagot na dati mong inaasahan ay hindi palaging darating. Ang mga simpleng desisyon—kung ano ang…

Lia Abellana · Mar 27, 2026

Sometimes I Wish Not To Be Happy

I remember the first time I learned that happiness never comes alone. I was still young, still believing that smiles were endings and not pauses. Back then, I thought being happy meant you had finally arrived—that once…

John Benedict N. Banday · Mar 27, 2026

Marcos orders faster Marawi rehabilitation amid delays

Philippine President Ferdinand "Bongbong" R. Marcos Jr. on Sunday ordered concerned agencies to expedite the delayed rehabilitation of Marawi City following updates presented during the eighth Economy and Development…

Steven Bryle Tumandan · Mar 25, 2026

In Cherry Red

lacy, have I ever told you that your skin is like puff pastry? pale and pretty, though my envy is more ghostly I want to eat that skin of yours and live as you instead; is it sweeter out there? or just as salty as…

Denisse Castro (Praesepe) · Mar 24, 2026

Halos Kuya’t Ate, Paano si Bunso?

Ganito kasi ang kuwento namin; sa tahanan, si Mama ay nakakapagbigay ilaw sa loob, at si Papa naman ay nakakapag-ibang wangis bilang isang haligi. Bukod pa diyan, lalo pang mas malakas ang mga kapatid ko. Si Kuya—ang…

Basul · Mar 24, 2026

Scitech Column

An Elegy for Nurses

The Philippines is widely known as a major supplier of nurses to many countries, with a large number working in the United States. If one were to look through hospitals around the world, it is almost certain that a…

Mihaela A. Amistoso · Mar 24, 2026

Duty Beyond Recognition

Ever since I joined my school’s student publication back in 9th grade, I have always written articles in pursuit of the truth. Individual greatness was something that came in secondary behind the primary reason of my…

King Razon (Vis) · Mar 23, 2026

A Title Taken

The tricksters walked across the stage where applause echoed as if they had broken a sweat, bled from the freight of expectancy, or grown restless fulfilling the lined-up tasks etched into countless pages. The…

Jean S. Cais · Mar 23, 2026

Pink vs. Purple: The Rivalry that Sets the Court on Fire

When Creamline Cool Smashers and Choco Mucho Flying Titans step onto the court, the arena isn’t just full — it’s electric. The air vibrates with every spike, every block, every drive. Fans roar. Hands fly. Colors clash…

Althea Faith Del Rosario · Mar 23, 2026

Women'S Month Special

Run Like a Girl

For years, it was a phrase meant to belittle. Weak. Slow. Incapable. Today, it has been reclaimed. Running like a girl is no longer about speed or appearance—it is about endurance, courage, and rising every time life…

Lia Abellana · Mar 23, 2026

Women'S Month Special

From a Filipino Woman

Sympathy is a cheap luxury; it is the easy fruit of power. You feel sympathy for the elderly couple scavenging in the neon shadows of a convenience store, or for the children swatting flies in the sweltering corners of…

Zen · Mar 23, 2026

Kulang na ang “Barya lang po sa umaga."

Tuwing umaga, isang hari ang agad na gumigising—haring walang trono, walang palasyo, ngunit napupuno ng pangarap. Papasok siya sa kaniyang kaharian—kahariang hindi yari sa ginto kundi sa alikabok, usok, at pawis. At ang…

John Benedict N. Banday (Veritas) · Mar 23, 2026

Women'S Month Special

MAGDALENA: “Magtanda ka!”

Mapupulang labi. Porselanang kutis. Banayad na habi ng buhok na mapang akit. Ang hubog ng katawan niya ay maihahalintulad sa pagdapa ng isang anghel sa mundong makasalanan. Maging ang araw ay dinaig sa kislap ng kanyang…

Gillian Reyes · Mar 22, 2026

Leaders We Never Had

Awarding season in schools has a predictable script. The stage lights come on, the certificates are stacked and the loudest applause usually goes to the same kinds of students: student council officers, organization…

Micaella Macuja (Presse) · Mar 22, 2026

AI-Detected Yarn?

Bakit ba tayo umaasa sa Artificial Intelligence upang malaman kung AI ang gawa ng isang tao?

Kyriel Yu (What Yu Thinks) · Mar 22, 2026

(P)LAST-ick: Take the Echo-Action

According to the Climate Change Commission (CCC), the country generates about 2.7 million metric tons of plastic waste every year. Data from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) shows that of the…

Kenneth E. Sayat · Mar 21, 2026

Layers of Innovation: Papaya’s natural sanitary pads

When one gets their period, they often buy disposable sanitary pads that may seem fine but also feature distinct problems of their own like leaks and uncomfortable experiences due to the materials used in the pads. May…

King Razon · Mar 21, 2026

Medinilla Calansan Finally Unveiled its Beauty

Last February 18, 2026, Scientists and local partners reported a new plant species from the forest of Barangay Eva in Calansan, Apayao. This discovery reminds people the importance of protecting Philippine forests and…

Melissa Faith Vibar · Mar 21, 2026

Numbers Do Not Always Measure Knowledge

Grades have become the primary basis of academic success in most of the Philippine classrooms. When students earn high remarks, it is often assumed that they are intelligent or highly competent. Meanwhile, students who…

Christian Sambalod (Exhaustipated) · Mar 21, 2026

When the Breadwinner Tastes Defeat

If my family’s in a war, I would be the only one to survive, not because they were weak, but because they were too reliant to even hold their own weapons.

Aloid T. Rivero · Mar 20, 2026

Man Up, and Gone the Goon

Social media encourages people to interact with each other, boosting one’s confidence to post themselves online. Women began doing trends on social media, supported by people online, a space for self-acceptance, ruined…

Jannah Jamila Dang-awan (Begonia) · Mar 17, 2026