Author: Michaela Kinsley David

  • Withdrawn sen-elect returns to office after constitutional amendments

    Withdrawn sen-elect returns to office after constitutional amendments

    After initially withdrawing from his position as senator-at-large-elect, Francisco Olpindo IV has reassumed office following the recent amendment to the HAU Student Government (HAUSG) Constitution, which now permits heads of student organizations to serve concurrently in the student government. Read more

  • LGBTQ+ group calls for justice, SOGIESC passage in ‘Stonewall Philippines’ protest

    LGBTQ+ group calls for justice, SOGIESC passage in ‘Stonewall Philippines’ protest

    Led by the group Bahaghari, members of the LGBTQ+ community, along with allies and other progressive groups, joined the first “Stonewall Philippines” Pride march on June 26, bannering calls for the passing of legislative reforms and actions for gender equality. Read more

  • Golden Guardians best MLQU Stallions, continue strong NAASCU men’s volleyball run

    Golden Guardians best MLQU Stallions, continue strong NAASCU men’s volleyball run

    Marking their second win in the 22nd season of the National Athletic Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (NAASCU) men’s volleyball, the Holy Angel University (HAU) Golden Guardians asserted their dominance over the Manuel L. Quezon University (MLQU) Stallions, hacking out a clean 3 – 0 sweep on June 13. Read more

  • Angge hailed as most outstanding stude pub, bags 13 awards at GPA

    Angge hailed as most outstanding stude pub, bags 13 awards at GPA

    Hailed as the Most Outstanding Student Publication, The Angelite secured a sweeping victory at the HAU Press Club’s (HPC) inaugural Gawad Plumang Anghel (GPA) on June 8, taking home a total of 13 awards — eight group and five individual distinctions. Read more

  • Iliterado

    Iliterado

    Inulat. Nagtuturo ng daliri sa amin — Kami ba’y mangmang, at mananatiling mangmang? Read more

  • Hoover’s Book Reviews

    Hoover’s Book Reviews

    1882 By Jorge Connel ★☆☆☆☆ 12/05/2023 Girl, this literally made me wish I were reading literally anything else. I wasted so much time on a book where nothing happens except the main character succumbing to despair. Read more

  • A Pope’s Letter: for Mother Earth’s Illness

    A Pope’s Letter: for Mother Earth’s Illness

    Literature opens its arms to all — and to appreciate it is to embrace meaning wherever it is found, regardless of the author’s faith, background, or intent. In much the same way, Laudato Si’, the encyclical by the late Pope Francis, transcends its religious origins. Read more

  • Caluag posts bail for 2023 BSKE vote-buying charges

    Caluag posts bail for 2023 BSKE vote-buying charges

    City of San Fernando, Pampanga (CSFP) Mayor Vilma Caluag sought bail proceedings, April 16, Wednesday, in response to alleged vote-buying charges during the 2023 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE). Read more

  • The Omens

    The Omens

    End of beginning ¹ Once upon a memory, a kingdom clad in decadence stands, mirthful Euphrates tenanted, rejoice in the highlands. ² Babylon, tethered to an oasis—cascading in elegance. Its beauty was quick to captivate. But darkness, drawn to greed, took fancy. Read more

  • Lazatin, 33 AC barangay captains back Abalos for senate

    Lazatin, 33 AC barangay captains back Abalos for senate

    Incumbent Angeles City (AC) Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin Jr., along with 33 barangay captains across the city endorsed Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas senatorial candidate Benjamin “Benhur” Abalos Jr. at the Angeles City Hall on April 3, Thursday. Read more

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