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Becoming an architect isn’t easy. It demands great skill to master mathematics, illustrate ideas, and practice more patience than most people expect. Instead of pursuing my first choice, civil engineering, I somehow found myself standing at the foot of an…
Hindi naman talaga ako magaling. Kung may nag-iisip na ang pagiging Punong Patnugot ang magpapataas ng ihip ko, diyan ka nagkamali. Samakatuwid, ito ang nagturo sa aking magpakumbaba—ang mawala sa ere at manatiling nakapirmi sa lupa. Hindi ako magaling. Hindi…
For the student body, the close of the first semester came with a leadership crisis that challenged the face of student representation—one being that of a whole fiasco involving its highest student governing body, the University Student Government (USG)’s 7th…
The gym roars with chants, flashlights wave like concert glow sticks, and a sea of students in green and white fills the bleachers. The Patriot Cagers have tipped off—and for a moment, it feels less like a game and more…
Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t the devil everyone makes it out to be. In the arguments hurled back and forth between black and white, good or bad, we forget that ultimately, we hold AI in our hands. It doesn’t think for…
The University has a curious habit of championing the wrong victories. When a De La Salle University – Dasmariñas (DLSU-D) alumnus had his artificial intelligence (AI)-generated short film shortlisted for an international AI film competition in Dubai—one dangling a $1…
Institution channels for information should empower the community—not filter it to protect reputations. Yet at DLSU-D, the line between “curating” and censoring has grown increasingly hard to see. Much of this directly challenges the Publication, but beyond that, it is…
Filipino journalists fight a war on two fronts, and they cannot win it alone. They stand as inheritors of courage earned in blood—of reporters who chose exile over silence when Ferdinand Marcos padlocked every newspaper on September 21, 1972. That…