OPINION
We all have different political beliefs. Some of us just happen to be bound by blood or bond to people on different areas of the spectrum
Politicians in the Philippine political arena are a dime a dozen. Who we need to elect are public servants
Online cheating, the education department said, has been a problem even before the pandemic. Now, it says it is exhausting all means to combat it, some at the expense of teachers
As if this “study” can get any more dubious, it’s based on tweets. As if we Filipinos tweet about stressful nights as religiously as we do about earthquakes
Disclaimer: This was written not to antagonize educators, but solely to validate the feelings of students struggling with educational trauma
Our moment of reckoning is over. It’s time for action
“Good vibes only” is a problematic catchphrase that only serves to hide the reality of an issue instead of solving it
As dirty tactics evolve between election seasons, more is at stake other than which candidate wins
It is not far-fetched to think that even the formation of a national language based on Tagalog can be a symptom of this internal colonialism. However, accusing Manila is simplistic, writes Ateneo de Manila University professor Gary Devilles, PhD.