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The Viral Senate

What makes Philippine politics uniquely exhausting is that sometimes the punchline writes itself before critics even begin speaking. The recent Senate reshuffle following the...

After the CHED Hearing, What Lingers

There was something quietly uneasy about the May 5 CHED hearing on the reframing of General Education. Nothing dramatic, nothing confrontational—just a kind of...

CHED and the Balance We Might Lose

The May 5 CHED online hearing comes with a quiet kind of unease. Not loud, not dramatic—just there, in faculty rooms and in passing...

The Weight of Community Journalism

There is a certain kind of silence that settles after applause. It is not emptiness. It is reflection catching up. That was the mood...

Labor Day and the Work that Does Not Rest

Labor Day in the Philippines has always carried two moods. On the surface, it looks like a pause—banners, speeches, maybe even a long weekend...

LUCs on Unequal Ground

There is a quiet truth in Philippine higher education that rarely finds its way into graduation speeches or glossy brochures: where you study still...

Where Students Matter the Most

There is a moment most teachers and student affairs people know too well, but rarely talk about. It is not during recognition day. Not...

Intelligent Stupidity in Public Office

There is a familiar feeling when you watch a public hearing long enough. At first, you listen closely. Then, somewhere along the way, you...

Staying Grounded in the Scrolling World

There are talks you politely sit through, and then there are those that quietly follow you home. UP Visayas Chancellor Dr. Clement Camposano’s message...

Beyond the Savior Myth

You know that moment when you agree with something—and then realize you’re not quite ready to live by it? That was me when Mayor...

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