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A question on the freedom of speech: Student social media monitoring In a time where social media has gone on new lengths for expression, the onslaught of online concerns against the university and the administration has been increasing. With that,…
We take a look into one of the urban poor coastal communities of Maliksi III, a village in Bacoor City holding more than 2,000 families wherein the residents’ primary source of livelihood and income is fishing—and that with it comes…
On the early morning of November 20, on live telecast in front of millions of Filipinos, President Rodrigo Duterte welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping—who was walking in front of him with the Chinese flag raised behind them, the Philippine flag…
Existing and persisting: Lupang Ramos Existing and persisting: Lupang Ramos Behind the emergence of huge establishments and vast subdivisions in the city of Dasmariñas, there is a flourishing and thriving agricultural land that prevails through the persistent struggle and collective…
The Filipino farmers’ struggle for genuine agrarian reform continues as strings of land ownership-related killings are reported across the country. Once again, blood has tainted the lands of our farmers—this time in Hacienda Nene in Sagay, Negros Occidental. Sagay 9…
After an hour and 17-minute delay, President Rodrigo Duterte delivered his third and shortest State of the Nation Address (SONA) at 49 minutes—unlike his first two SONAs extending one to two hours maximum. The President addressed the administration’s current policies…
Various Performing Arts Group (PAG) presidents raised their concern over numerous internal problems, one being the lack of “support” from the administration. The said issue was brought up during the first Town Hall meeting led by the University Student Council…