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President Rodrigo Duterte’s speech last April 1 aiming to address the problem with the distribution of supplies, public disorders, and curfew violators appalled the netizens with its possible implications. Duterte also declared that in case of further resistance, he will…
Nobody ever associates the word “lowkey” with Valentine’s because a.) it’s either go big or go home, and b.) “highkey” feelings don’t require “lowkey” solutions. But nobody said Valentine’s always had to be grand, and just because you’re “lowkey” celebrating…
As part of Vox’s Explained series, The Next Pandemic tackles the probability of another global pandemic, the science behind the world’s deadliest and most contagious viruses, and the odds of mankind in the modern day. The likelihood of another outbreak,…
Sleep had always been different for every person. Most people believe it has to take up several hours to be considered rest, some would argue that a 10-minute power nap would suffice—it varies. But there’s one thing we can all…
As one of the most anticipated art shows of this year, the Visual and Performing Arts Production Unit (VPAPU) goes beyond expectations yet again in its annual art exhibit OBRA 15: Black and White. Held for the very first time…
Instagram’s test run on the removal of number of likes might be the next most controversial feature change after The Great Instagram Logo Freakout of 2016, and it’s gaining various reactions from netizens, influencers, and celebrities. No need to panic…
With guest speakers Atty. Chel Diokno, founding dean of De La Salle University College of Law and Albert John Puchero of DLSU-D Alumni Association, the College of Liberal Arts and Communication Student Government (CLACSG), held the seminar “Connect the G.A.P.:…