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Bumubuhos na naman ang ulan — bumabaha muli nang literal, at ng mga panawagan mula sa mga mag-aaral na kanselahin ang klase, bitbit ang pangamba na mapigta ang uniporme’t mga kagamitan, at lumusong sa lusak ng mga daan para lamang makaabot sa paaralan. Read more
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Isa sa mga naging obserbasyon para sa nagdaang taong-panuruan ang estado ng mga pasilidad sa HAU — nailalarawan ng mga silid-aralang mayroong sirang mga kagamitan, at maging mga palikurang nasa hindi maayos na kalagayan. Read more
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In his first executive order for academic year (AY) 2024 – 2025, outgoing University Student Council (USC) President Emmanuel Manalastas provided the allocation of the P15 increase in the council’s funds for the next school year. Read more
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Rev. Fr. Omar Niño Defensor is the new HAU university chaplain, effective June 2, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Fernando announced on May 18. Read more
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For a world defined to be ever-changing and evolving — one defined by deepening political divisions, moral ambiguity, and a crisis of meaning — institutions like the Catholic Church stand at a delicate crossroads — one that puts a challenge in it maintaining its known steep traditional holds while keeping… Read more
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It’s election season once again. Another time for us to set up our voting lineup, from senators down to local councilors. A hard decision, maybe, for all of us, who will be selecting whose names to shade that align with our values and principles, and we believe can truly lead… Read more
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Puno ng punlang sakim, Bungang anak ng dilim— Read more
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In his spiritual testament dated June 29, 2022, Pope Francis laid out some of his burial requests — simpler compared to traditional rites — and his continued call for peace in the world. Read more
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In the face of ongoing global conflicts, Pope Francis, in his annual “Urbi et Orbi” (to the city and to the world) blessing on April 20, Easter Sunday, called for ceasefires among warring countries, and for the liberation of political prisoners worldwide. Read more
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Over the problem of tricycle fare inequity in Angeles City, fare matrices that are both unfollowed and unconsulted create a tug of war where economic struggles are pitted against each other, where systemic failures are normalized, and where the daily commute becomes yet another site of injustice. Read more
Author: Godwin Pring
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