RECENT PUBLICATIONS |
2020 – 2022
Originally published from HF Volume 36 Issue 3 The idea of going back to face-to-face classes after two years of isolation feels like a time-skip. I don’t dare hope and…
The thinking game: How overthinking stands in the way to progress
Originally published from HF Volume 36 Issue 3 The mind is constantly churning out different kinds of thoughts, from the most profound ones to those that are out of…
Stepping forward: Strengthening student alliance as a dictator’s son returns to Malacañang
Originally published from HF Volume 36 Issue 3 The year 2022 sets a scary and dangerous path for many Filipino youth, from their right to dissent being put on the…
Walang pera sa Pilosopiya
Sa ating pagtahak tungo sa buhay kolehiyo, kalimitan tayong pumipili ng kurso batay sa pansariling hilig, kasanayan, o di kaya’y kung ano ang praktikal at nakapagbibigay ng maayos na trabaho…
No plans yet on offering suspended courses by next AY; programs to undergo rebranding
Originally published from HF Vol. 36 Issue 3 With two academic years (AY) of being put on hold, Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism (JOU), Philosophy (PHI), and Bachelor of…
The Flip Side: How online gaming takes cognitive skills to a new level
Originally published from HF Vol. 36 Issue 3 The inner child inside us is over the cloud nine whenever we get the chance to play video games, reliving childhood memories…
Full sports program set to return by August or September – SDO
Originally published from HF Vol.36 Issue 3 After a two-year hiatus of athletic leagues and activities on campus, a “full sports program” is expected to return by August to September…
USEC chairperson resigns
Originally published from HF Vol. 36 Issue 3 University Student Election Commission (USEC) Chairperson Yosu Retuta resigned from his post in November 2021, leaving the position vacant for nearly 6…
No, the biggest election fraud wasn’t on election day
It was a television moment that no one even dared to imagine after a historical revolt that ended a dictator’s rule: a 92-year old Imelda escorting his son, Bongbong, at…
The view from the fences
Before, I thought journalists reported stories from the fences. Always keeping a bird’s-eye view, removed from the action, and able to see all sides. But the view from the fences…