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Featuring guest speakers such as Hon. Kerby Salazar, a Provincial Board Member of the Provincial Government of Cavite, and Miss Trans Global 2020 Mela Habijan, the College of Liberal Arts and Student Government (CLACSG) held the webinar Bahagi Ka, Bahagi…
Law School, South Korea’s first law school drama, presents a gripping and mysterious tale following a professor’s unexpected murder, opening the door to other related cases that shine the spotlight on the flaws of the legal system. Set in the…
Headed by the Council for Student Organization (CSO) President Franchesca Paula Garcia, CSO and Recognized Student Organizations (RSO) hosted KABATAAN, ARAT NA! Youth Leadership Congress on April 23, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, via and Facebook Live and Zoom…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 35 Double Issue No. 1 If you think that a will to live is all you need for online classes, then obviously you’ve never attended one before. One year after the onset…
Following its initial release, Genshin Impact has (and probably will) keep on appearing in Twitter’s trending topics in the coming months, or even years. Set in the open world of Teyvat where “elements flow and converge”, the free-to-play game features…
Visual and Performing Arts Production Unit (VPAPU) brings their annual art gallery online for the first time through Artsteps, a web-based environment application that allows its members to create virtual art galleries in lifelike three-dimensional (3D) spaces. OBRA 16: Swerve,…
As part of this year’s DaangDokyu film festival, Nettie Wilde’s 1988 documentary A rustling of leaves: Inside the Philippine revolution showed the aftermath of the Marcos regime in the Philippines through a bold uncovering of the country’s reality — a…
The year 2020 saw an all-out array of events, but even so, it gave us shows that provoked some thoughts on how we see the world and the people in it. More than the visually pleasing scenes and jaw-dropping plot…
As the holiday season starts as early as September, stretching out until late January, we can say that Filipinos always had a way of making Christmas the most wonderful time of the year. But while the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)…
Remember when your lola said to never stay up late at night or else the aswang will come and get you? In the Philippines, such horror stories were a part of growing up, often told to scare children off to…