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Extinction (noun) Ex-tinc-tion A situation in which a plant, an animal, a way of life, or a species ceases to exist. This very event is what history and nature have…
Jesus For President!
October was just another month passing: scorching afternoons, no grand promises for anyone to await—just another stretch of time before the long-awaited Christmas holidays. Nobody focuses on it. This time…
29 EB officials resign; President faces impeachment rap
29 officials of the University Student Government (USG)’s Executive Branch (EB) filed resignations in recent weeks, leaving the cabinet almost empty and without a President and Vice President for the…
Hukom ng Gabi
Walang buwan. Ang gabi’y tila telang itim na nakayakap sa lungsod—walang sinag, walang buhay. Ngunit buhay ang dilim, humihinga sa bawat kalye, gusali, at bintana. Sa pusod nito, may mga…
The Tortured Tales Department
Death is inevitable, arriving quietly when one’s time in this world runs out. The living are left to care for the dead, offering them the respect and closure they deserve.…
Locked In
“Shit, it’s almost 10 PM already,” you whispered in frustration as your blaring alarm went off. You set it not to remind yourself to go home, but to warn you…
No Parking (Literally)
They said college is where you discover yourself. At DLSU-D, sometimes you literally do—awake before sunrise, rushing out the door with coffee in hand, hoping to reach campus before 6…
Patriots aim higher in world tournaments
The DLSU-D Patriots continue to expand their global presence after recently competing at the 2025 Federation of International Sports Universities (FISU) World University Games—also known as the 32nd Summer Universiade—held…
Pressed But Not Free
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…
DLSU-D: Financial, structural issues caused new CEAT building’s delay
Following its much-anticipated launch on August 14, the University acknowledged that financial and structural setbacks delayed the opening of the College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology (CEAT) building. The facility,…