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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…
Along the highway of Governor’s Drive in the City of Dasmariñas lies the village of Barangay Langkaan I, also known as Lupang Ramos, a community consisting of almost 300 farming families. Despite the farmers having a little to nothing, there’s…
The end is nigh. Or at least that’s what it feels with the political climate in this country. With almost half of 2018 coming to a close, people are angrier than ever as the news is becoming eerily similar to…
Why is no one talking about the Thinking Pinoy issue anymore? Because no one cares. Like every issue in the arena of disinformation and fake news, these issues will fade into obscurity, because this level of pettiness doesn’t deserve anyone’s…
The College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) Student Council (CBAASC) President Shiela Catanghal clarified that “no portals will be blocked” for students who did not attend the event “KAPITAL: Kultura at Adhikaing Pilipino bilang Tatak Lasalyano” on April 16…
For the past decade, more than 2,000 families have lived in poverty in Brgy. Sta. Lucia, East Bank Road Floodway in Pasig City. Their communities have been torn down with the local government’s belief that the area was a “danger…
Today marks the celebration of International Women’s Day, a day to call for equality and celebrate women’s achievements around the world. With the global awakening from #MeToo and #TimesUp, this year’s theme of #PressForProgress is reminiscent of the movements that…