NEWS
Unharvested Justice: Commemorating Mendiola Massacre
A supposed peaceful mobilization, which took place on Mendiola Street, had one of the most violent turns in Philippine history, taking the lives of 13 farmers on January 22, 1987. 37 years have passed and today, we commemorate the brave lives
FEATURES
The never-ending revolutionary narrative inside the cycle of injustice explored in Wild’s 1988 documentary
One unchanged and sustained Filipino quality over the course of history is a revolutionary spirit, taking form as an ember of a fiery desire to spark change in a system that perpetuates deeply-ingrained injustices. However, there is more to it
OPINION
The march to remember
Dictatorship impales democracy. In 1986, amidst the Filipinos’ desire for freedom and rage over the abuse of power by the
No in-betweens
The root of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can be traced back to the mid-twentieth century. In 1947, the United Nations (UN)
Beyond positions
After years of delay and even overlapping with the change of the national administration, the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections
SPORTS
Athletic scholarships reinstated this AY with revisions in prerequisites, budget
Originally published in HF Volume 37 Issue 1 As sports programs in the University gradually returned, the Sports Development Office (SDO) reopened scholarships for student-athletes and newcomers for academic year (AY) 2022-2023. The scholarship qualifications were modified and eased compared to
LITERARY
Yellow Tape
Tales of the most dire encounters with the unknown come to life amidst the muteness of a November night. Such sessions oftentimes transpire under the curtains through which came light and breeze from without; it is of somberness. In such evenings,
