UP Portia Sorority, the only duly recognized law-based sorority in the University of the Philippines’ College of Law, runs what they call “bar ops,” or bar operations, for their members
Fr. Rogelio B. Alarcon, O.P., education reformist and founder of Angelicum School in Quezon City (now known as University of Santo Tomas Angelicum College and my alma mater), was born
Buzzwords like “jeepney phaseout” and “transport strike” are making their rounds on the internet and social media once again. They call to mind my own jeepney experiences—both good and bad—experiences
After collaborating with indie-folk band Munimuni on “Tupa” and co-headlining the Mist Music Festival in Canada, Barbie Almalbis gears up for a new era in music with the release of
In a basic jeans-and-university-T-shirt ensemble, dyed hair shorn close to the scalp, Bullet Dumas cuts an unassuming figure on the vibrantly lit Music Museum stage. “Medyo cool tayo dito (We’re
Likha Art Caravan, a monthlong multisite exhibition which spotlights the artworks of young Filipino talents, is available on view in several art spaces and dining destinations in Metro Manila. The
In February, the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman College of Science Institute of Biology housed the “Making the Invisible Visible” pop-up exhibition of the citizen science project Bird Window
What’s rolled, sticky and brings a whole lot of whimsy? It’s washi tapes! Paper hoarders call it obsession. Sticker lovers call it therapy. Washi tapes are too addicting—just like sugar
In the multiple collegiate sports programs under the Ateneo de Manila University, generational talents seem to come and go with every passing year. However, in the case of the Ateneo
One of the most amazing things about my university is the privilege of attending lectures on fine arts and hearing writers talk about their books. I think this is also
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