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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…
Before the music, the glitter, and the defiance of holding hands in public, a question sits in the silent spaces: What does it mean to feel safe enough to be seen? For Elaiza Oliveros, the USG Secretary of Sexual Orientation,…
In our culture of efficiency, where life’s path is mapped out in clean, linear steps, the idea of taking a year off from school can feel like a risky detour. The sequence seems so straightforward: finish a degree, land a…
Sa ating pang-araw-araw na pakikipag-ugnayan sa makabagong mundo, ginagamit natin ang sariling wika upang ipahayag ang mga saloobin at kaisipang bumubuo ng mga makabuluhang ugnayan. Subalit sa paglipas ng panahon, hindi na nakasentro sa katutubong wika ang ginagamit natin sa…
If life were a chalkboard with each tally mark representing an achievement, how full would yours be—and how many would you need to be successful? For Mrs. Bea Bagac-Lataza, an alumna of De La Salle University – Dasmarinas’ (DLSU-D) College…
Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 38, Double Issue Overabundance in internet usage continuously results in changes in personality, language, and thinking as more of its contents become norms. The term “brainrot,” a slang term used mostly in Tiktok,…
Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 38, Double Issue Food is alive and ever changing. It will continue to be immortalized by the people that make it. In itself, it is already a language older than the ones we speak.…
Bangus, our national fish, is as loved as it is feared for its notorious tinik. It’s an odd choice for a favorite, isn’t it? With every bite, you have to pause, fingers picking through the maze of tiny bones. The…
Annually on November 21, the World Fisheries Day is celebrated across the world. According to the United Nations (UN), it is a day to emphasize the need for sustainable fishery stocks–an issue that is overlooked by many. In the second…
Originally published in HF Volume 37 Issue 1 From walking underneath the shadow of the trees that stretch far and wide within the University, to catching up with blockmates on life and academic struggles – all of it hits differently…