Author: Precious Kyla Orias

  • PH posts slowest Q2 growth among ASEAN economies

    Due to weaker investment and household consumption, the Philippines recorded a 2.3% economic growth in the second quarter of 2026, the slowest among the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries with comparable figures. Read more

  • From the Mat to the Top: Jonathan Santos’ Rise Through Karate-do

    The referee’s call cut through the noise of the gym. Angelite alumnus Jonathan Santos had told himself he was ready. He had trained for this; carried the weight of a scholarship and a family’s quiet hope for it. But seconds after the call, he found himself flat on his back.… Read more

  • Kaawaan Nawa ang Sansinukob

    Kaawaan Nawa ang Sansinukob

    Pitong tarak ng kasalanan na ang ginawa ng tao sa mata ng kanilang kapwa, at lalo na sa mata ng Panginoon:  Kapalaluan, inggit, galit, katamaran, kasakiman, katakawan, at pagnanasa na patuloy na binibigyang pakpak ang mga taong lumapastangan palayo sa buhay, patungo sa wala. Ang mga tao ay mahilig magsimula… Read more

  • HAU ties white ribbon on gates to call for transparency, accountability

    White ribbons were tied to all HAU gates on November 18 in line with the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP) call for “transparency and accountability” following alleged irregularities in flood-control projects. Read more

  • Parola

    Parola

    Lumubog na ang araw, umilaw ang parola.Lumakas ang ihip ng amihan, at tumaas ang alon.Umalingawngaw ang ugong ng bangkang tinatangay. Gamit ang largabista, tumambad ang bangka na may mga kabataang nagdarasal, nakatulala, tumatawa, umiiyak, sumasagwan, at tumatalon sa gitna ng galit na alon ng tubig. Tumaas ang bawat hibla ng… Read more

  • Hinagpis ng Mangkukulam

    Hinagpis ng Mangkukulam

    Walang sapat na salita ang makapaglalarawan sa dilim ngayon, ngunit lahat ng letra ay isa lamang palamuti kung ikukumpara sa kasuklam-suklam na karimlan ng dekada otsenta. Ang sabi nila, ang impyerno ay nababalot ng apoy, sigawan, at kadiliman. Mali.  Masakit na lamig ang kumikilabot sa aming mga balat. Ang buwan… Read more

  • CEGP, KPL refile Campus Press Freedom Bill, call for pro-student journ policies

    Deeming the Campus Journalism Act (CJA) of 1991 “weak” due to lack of apt sanctions and protections against threats posed against student journalists, the College Editors’ Guild of the Philippines (CEGP) and the Kabataan Partylist (KPL) refiled the Campus Press Freedom Bill on August 28. Read more

  • Senator suspended for NDA breach, resigns as committee chair

    During its fifth plenary session on August 21, the Holy Angel University Student Government (HAUSG) Senate suspended Senator John Peterwin Roque for seven days after he admitted to breaching a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). Read more

  • Trapiko sa Karera

    Trapiko sa Karera

    Panibagong sikat ng araw para sa lahat ng nangangarap, Na may samu’t saring tunog ng busina at pihit, Padyak at gapang pataas, Para sa karera ng hinaharap. Read more

  • HAU ‘duty-bound’ to follow AC LGU directives on class suspensions – VPAA

    While private schools in Angeles City (AC) have been granted the discretion to suspend classes during inclement weather, HAU Vice President for Academic Affairs (VPAA) Dr. Al D. Biag said that the university would abide by the local government unit’s (LGU) class suspension announcements. Read more