They say that education is not limited to the four walls and corners of the classroom, but three elementary schools in Quezon City took that age-old adage further with a real-life lesson in addressing the worsening impacts of climate change. Diosdado P. Macapagal Elementary School (DPMES),...
By Lyka Naranjo With more and more Filipinos hoping to cast their ballots next year, lawmakers have voted to pass Senate Bill No. 2408 on its final reading on September 27, giving Filipinos more time to register for the upcoming 2022 elections. Commission on Elections...
By Tonyo Cruz Contributor Responding to Filipinos’ call for competent leaders amid the Duterte adminstration’s inept handling of the pandemic, the Makabayan coalition on Saturday bared what could be the most impressive slates of partylist nominees for the 2022...
by Kelsey Hadjirul Sa ika-11 taong anibersaryo ng makasaysayang 'Barikadang Bayan,' nagsagawa ng kilos-protesta ang mga residente ng Sitio San Roque sa Quezon City kasama ang sektor ng mga maralita, kabataan, at LGBT kaninang umaga. Matagumpay ding nakapaglunsad ng...
“Pagod na kami.” Ganito ang saloobin ng maraming estudyante, guro, at mga magulang sa muling pagbubukas ng taong akademiko ngayong linggo. Ito na kasi ang ikalawang taon kunsaan sarado pa rin ang mga paaralan, kaya’t balik-‘distance learning set-up’ ang mga klase....
Nagresulta ang pandemic sa pagsara ng maliliit at malalaking establishment. Maraming natanggal, karamihan dito mga foreign workers, expatriate.
Sa buong mundo, ang Pilipinas lang ang bansang pumayag sa produksyon ng kontrobersyal na Golden Rice. Tinawag pa itong “regulatory milestone” ng Department of Science and Technology.
THE MANAGEMENT of the country's leading broadsheet, the Philippine Daily Inquirer (PDI), has been criticized by former PDI executive editor Jose Ma. Nolasco and media colleagues for entering a compromise agreement to settle a libel case. Broadcaster Melo del Prado in...
Her shrill and distinct voice electrified demonstrations, as she flung curses against the current president. Never mind that the voice came from a frail woman in her late eighties. When she spoke, everyone listened.
Norenda Nacinopa spent half of her life working for SLORD Development Corporation, the manufacturer of popular canned fish brand Uni-Pak.
(UPDATED) -- TWO JOURNALISTS were threatened and prohibited from covering a public consultation on the controversial 'Smart City' reclamation project in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental on July 23. The journalists, who were correspondents of the Negros-based...
MONTHS before the upcoming election season, a total of 315 journalists and 40 media organizations promised to provide credible and contextual media coverage of the 2022 polls. Through a signed pledge, all signatories vowed to put voters at the center of reportage,...
by Yana Padolina Labor unions and progressive groups gathered at the University Hotel in UP Diliman, Quezon City on June 30 in time for the 32nd birthday of Romina “Sham” Astudillo, one of the seven labor union activists who were arrested on International Human Rights...