GOD ‘IN THE MASSES

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

When we bend a fact and choose a facet of it to only pursue what is convenient and within our personal (rather than the public) agenda—when in fact we are supposed to champion critical reporting—we become no different to the gigantic institutions of misinformation and malicious reportage that we are… Read more

Sa mga tulad nilang debosyon na lamang ang nakikitang kasagutan sa mga hamong tila wala nang solusyon—mga suliraning sa gobyerno sana mahahanap ang tugon—hindi paghuhusga ang dapat ipataw sa kanila. Read more

Student journalism might be one of the fields with the broadest gray areas, particularly when it comes to defining the “limits” of what should be reported. Some argue that because student publications are created by and for the students, their focus should remain solely on what is happening within the… Read more

There is a maxim that goes, “Universities are a microcosm of society.” It is a statement so bold that it calls for educational institutions to instill a sense of community, democracy, leadership, and harmony among its stakeholders. Read more