Feed your soul (and stomach) one weekend this rainy season in Baguio. The weather in Baguio makes it the perfect place to unleash a creative disposition and introspection. Whether you’re
As I engaged in a grueling fight to the death representing my district in “The Hunger Games,” my parents called me for dinner. In seconds, the arena dissolved and I
Historical documentaries on the life and works of 20th-century war artists and more are being screened for free this July by Museum of Contemporary Art and Design (MCAD) of De
Jasper Castro attended a science high school but even back then, her big passion was art. “I was skipping most of my classes to paint back drafts and join writing
The Office of International Affairs of Gallaudet University lauded Filipino deaf community leader Raphael Vergel de Dios Domingo for being the first doctorate degree recipient of the Nippon-Gallaudet World Deaf
After two years of being staged online, the National Music Competitions for Young Artists—better known as Namcya—makes its live comeback to showcase the Philippines’ best young musical talent at
“Citsalp,” a Filipino animated short film about the adventures of a plastic cup that ended the life of the last whale on Earth, has started to make waves in different
In the past, mental health issues were often stigmatized, but in this day and age, society is transitioning to becoming more and more open-minded. The problem lies on how far
Young people who call out injustices or are vocal on social issues are often told that they’re too young to concern themselves with such matters. Oftentimes, they are met with
I first touched a stove at around 9 or 10 years old in fourth grade Home Economics class. We were doing our performance task for the term, and the class
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