It’s graduation season again. That means our feeds are going to be full of motivational stories—clad in sparkle emojis or multi-colored hearts. There’s one that really struck a strong chord,
Vote wisely. This automatically plays as a broken record, come election season. Aside from annoying campaign jingles, that is. We’ve grown up looking at and listening to this phrase, even
Here’s a hard to swallow pill: Humans can be so great at many things, but fail miserably at keeping a well-maintained environment. It’s not so surprising to see random trash
Good news came in the office today. Hinge, the parent company of Scout, is giving its employees functional, silicone-made, eco-friendly Sinaya Cups. But, as some girls said upon hearing this
It’s not difficult to prove that women still face different forms of oppression in 20-freaking-19. Totally sickening. Women are treated like objects for men’s self-esteem, are catcalled and generally harassed
Protest comes in many forms, and through time, different revolutionary anthems visit our consciousness. There are songs founded on specific events needing political and social change. There are also some
For our first issue of the year, we explore something that’s been talked about over and over, yet we don’t fully understand: love, starting with one of, if not the
Korean boy group BTS presenting for half-Filipino R&B musician H.E.R. is one of the nice things we can note for today’s 61st Annual Grammy Awards, but let’s face it: The
In the recesses of urban Manila, an intersection of two of the country’s worst national issues converge to wreak havoc on its victims’ lives. The country continues to turn a
Remember those kids in Cinemalaya film School Service and CinemaOne Originals flick Hamog? They have lost a battle today, along with every child we know. The House of Representatives, in their
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