Imagine being locked somewhere. Feelings will surely arise—anxiety, boredom, existential crisis, name it all. In these trying times, there is no ideal thing to do to be productive. We all
Over 2.4 million Filipinos have had COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic. Data from the World Health Organization (WHO) shows how, over the past year, the daily number of
“Most NCR hospitals at a critical stage,” “Mindanao hospitals run out of COVID-19 beds,” “Patients treated in vehicles as hospitals are now full; other facilities also reach full capacity.” These
As the number of COVID cases continues to rise in the Philippines, I wonder: How much longer do we have to quarantine ourselves? Life has never been this unpredictable, mundane
School has opened for the second time during the pandemic. While the government is allowing 120 schools in low-risk areas to be part of the pilot run of limited face-to-face
Nowadays, gaining work experience can be done in front of a screen. There’s no need to go to an office for an interview. Even as an intern, you can finish
The pandemic put to light a new batch of heroes—or what we are, by now, accustomed to call “front-liners.” During the early days of the lockdown, when the government had
Not all hope is lost for actress and yoga instructor Maxene Magalona, who believes that there is a light waiting for us after these dark times. Magalona championed positivity in
Before the pandemic, the homeless slept on the sidewalk in front of the Rizal Park visitors’ entrance, all the way from T.M. Kalaw to Taft Avenue. Every morning, they performed
For most students, this will likely give you deja vu: you’re sitting in class and it’s March 2020. Your teacher just announced that the next few days are suspended. Your
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