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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…
Aiming to support medical frontliners and University scholars amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, DLSU-D Religious Education Department (REED) launched its first virtual benefit concert on January 27, from…
The Junior Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines (JFINEX) DLSU-D held the biggest online gathering of student leaders in the business and finance sectors across the Philippines entitled “Officers’ Guild:…
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…
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…
Peasant farmers and progressive groups marched in front of the Calamba City Hall to condemn the continuous attacks on farmers and call for a proper land reform on the contested…
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…
To end police brutality means ending the system that allows it. One week ago, on December 20, the shooting incident of Sonya Gregorio (52) and Frank Gregorio (25) was added…
College of Criminal Justice and Education Student Government (CCJESG) drew flak from DLSU-D students and netizens on Twitter after appealing to stop the stereotyping of criminology students due to the…
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…