The intersection of Ma. Orosa St. and Juan F. Nakpil St. was once decorated with queer establishments brimming with life. Today, the Malate district is known for hosting popular tourist spots and for ...

With smiles and charming wits that could disarm the coldest of hearts, male pageant contestants command the stage donned in the slickest of suits, redefining traditional Filipino masculinity with ...

When missiles trace the skies and naval blockades congest the world’s shipping lanes, the bill is invariably paid by the working class. With the Strait of Hormuz Blockade cutting off nearly 20 percent ...

Through the narrow side streets, weaving among cars and buses on highways, motorcycle (MC) taxis are a rising form of transportation within the Greater Manila Area. Characterized by their ...

It’s gritty, loud, and foaming at the mouth. It’s short and direct—a chaotic whirlwind of sounds scraping against the surface. It screams what is usually withheld, echoing the resistance of people who ...

Bathala’s supremacy as the creator of everything, a sigbin ’s blood-sucking malevolence, Dalikamata ’s clairvoyant abilities and thousand eyes, a kapre’s enchanted stones and wish-granting promises.

When The LaSallian first unpacked the struggles faced by Department of Science and Technology–Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) scholars, it talked of delayed stipends, stern retention policies, ...

Hold the line and change the narrative. That is the message of Atin Ito!—a coalition of fisherfolk, civil society organizations, and community volunteers—as they joined the frontlines in asserting the ...

Every child is deeply connected to the vernacular they hear even before meeting the outside world. As such, it is not uncommon for a person’s first words to be in their native language. But a certain ...

The Manila Campus has introduced significant developments to enhance accessibility and inclusivity for Persons with Disabilities (PWD), notably the installation of new elevators at St. Miguel Hall and ...

In the hallowed corridors of De La Salle University, tradition is far more than a curated legacy of past glories. It lives in the rhythmic cadence of spikes striking the corners, prayerful inhalation ...

Over the recent weeks, I’ve been seeing extensive discussions on central-business-district-slash-fake-utopia Bonifacio Global City (BGC), and for good reason. The city is “a true child of the 21st ...