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The whole world watches as Judge Rainelda Estacio-Montesa hands down the verdict for the cyber libel case involving Maria Ressa, Reynaldo Santos Jr., and Wilfredo Keng, a businessman. Keng, who…
June 12th of 1898 marked our “independence” from Spanish colonial rule. The image of the late President Emilio Aguinaldo unfurling the Philippine flag as our proclamation of independence was welcomed…
The revolutions that we have read in history books have this very familiar scene— people on the streets, with their clenched fists raised in the air, shouting for their voice…
The delicate matters of the state hang on the decisions of elected officials and yet the essence of the republic lies in the people governed. The railroading of the anti-terrorism…
The advisory issued by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academics and Research (OVCAR) stated measures for possible entry in the campus, as posted on May 8. According to…
The war on COVID-19, like the war on drugs, on press freedom, and others the Philippine government has waged, are all wars on accountability. That free expression and dissent can…
Various organizations condemned the alleged beating of a curfew violator from General Trias, Cavite on May 12. Since it has gone viral, many netizens were enraged and called justice for…
Communication and Journalism Department (CJD), 95.9 Green FM, College of Liberal Arts and Communication Student Government (CLACSG) and its program councils, and The HERALDO FILIPINO (HF) issued statements against the…
The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academics and Research (OVCAR) clarified the use of non-credit (NC) grade in an advisory released on May 8, after the University Student Government…
Just a few weeks into the quarantine, we’ve already seen the likes of “we are the virus” tweets and animals that seemed to have found their way into urban settings.…