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“Kahit ako’y titibo-tibo, Puso ko ay titibok-tibok pa rin sa’yo. Isang halik mo lamang at ako ay tinatablan, At ang aking pagkababae ay nabubuhayan.” Marami sa atin ang nakarinig na sa mga lirikong ito, lalo na’t muli itong sumisikat sa…
There are moments when life feels like you’ve already fallen behind—like you’re starting late in a race you can’t afford to lose. And just when you feel that way, the world wakes you with the sound of rain drumming against…
Our food reflects our life, community, and culture. One dish in particular, perfectly embodies Filipino norms. It is defined by the orange of carrots, the pale yellow of cabbages, the calming green of Baguio beans, and the dark roasted threads…
Death is inevitable, arriving quietly when one’s time in this world runs out. The living are left to care for the dead, offering them the respect and closure they deserve. For every death is a story waiting to be told—dead…
In a country where storms, floods, and heatwaves repeatedly disrupt lives and livelihoods, barangays—often the first line of defense in disaster response—remain underprepared to face the mounting challenges of climate change. On August 16, the DLSU-D School of Governance, Public…
The golden sun in the late afternoon signals the perfect chance to crunch in another running session. Runners put on their headphones and play their favorite tune to set the mood. They stretch their glutes, calves, and arms before getting…
Being diagnosed with MPox can feel like a death sentence—not only because there’s no known cure, but because the illness comes with a crueler infection: shame. The virus is transmitted through close physical contact, often during the most intimate human…