Graphics by Somita Singh The months spent in quarantine have been some of the most challenging times for any student. From shifting to online learning to missing face-to-face interaction, many of us have needed...

“Just because no one else can heal or do your inner work for you doesn’t mean you can, should, or need to do it alone.” – Lisa Olivera The change that the pandemic brought...

On December 31, 2020, midnight, Filipinos celebrated a new year and left behind one that many have described as the “year that made the world wonder.” 2020 was a year that continuously tested the...

To call 2020 tough would be a severe understatement. Many have struggled to cope and adapt to the “new normal” that arose due to the pandemic. Students and teachers were forced to make an...

In the words of the school’s beloved president, Mr. Edgardo P. Rodriguez PhD, December 18, 2020 marks another momentous occasion for the students of batch 2019 – 2020 as they embark on the next...

“Kumukutikutitap” meaning “sparkling” in English is the vibe that a Filipino Christmas gives through our flickering parols. You see parols on streets, public parks, mall interiors, or even in residential houses. The parol is...

Christmas season is fast approaching, and what better way to celebrate than to binge Holiday-themed shows with your friends and family? Christmas season this year may be different from the rest, and it can...

Sad to say, this year’s Christmas season would be different than the way Filipinos usually spend it. The country’s current situation with the pandemic hinders the majority of us from seeing our families and...

Christmas caroling, decorations and Jose Mari Chan memes are starting to blow up again which signifies that Christmas is here. But how do you feel the Christmas spirit with all the stress and pressure...