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Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 38, Double Issue Food is alive and ever changing. It will continue to be immortalized by the people that make it. In itself, it is already a language older than the ones we speak.…
In a government surrounded by ridiculous political stunts and clownery governance, there is no room for politicians who would only exacerbate the circus. As the 2022 election looms closer, we have witnessed a rise of popular personalities and influencers shifting…
The problem with inclusive learning has always been there, both as a product of neglect and corruption. But with a virus lingering about, the administration’s decision to push through remote learning proves how unready and unfit we are to move…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue Looking away is equal to being sided with the oppressor–a reality that many of us are denying ourselves. A lot has happened in these past few months, it’s as…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue On March 10, suspension of classes was extended due to the COVID-19 outbreak leading to the University’s implementation of distance learning mode for the rest of the 2nd semester…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue Unspoken of, Filipinos have always been racist. It wasn’t actually a big deal back then because it has become a norm for Filipinos to call each other “maitim” or…
As part of Vox’s Explained series, The Next Pandemic tackles the probability of another global pandemic, the science behind the world’s deadliest and most contagious viruses, and the odds of mankind in the modern day. The likelihood of another outbreak,…
Raising the level of discourse amid the ongoing debate on the proposed shifting of the government system to federalism, the Political Science Program Council (PSPC), together with the College of Liberal Arts and Communication Student Council, held a lecture forum…
Graphic Art by Camille Joy Gallardo Picture yourself in a room surrounded by your closest friends (if you have any). It’s a Friday night, and the whole gang’s holed up in your house having a good time. “Have you heard…
Rainy season has just begun, but the summer heat still swathes Davao City where every individual bitten by wanderlust ought to pay a visit just before June ends. More than just the abode of iron-fisted Philippine president-elect Rodrigo Duterte, Davao…