Kal, a true alagad ng midya
TW: This article contains graphic descriptions of death. Every so often, a young activist would enter. And then a lawyer. A mother and a toddler. A middle-aged professor. And countless…
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Guinevere Latoza
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Pedestrians, motorcyclists bear brunt of UPD road crashes – data
The UPD Police have recorded at least 23 road crashes and incidents in UP Diliman since the start of in-person classes last September. Four-wheeled vehicle drivers stirred most cases, but police reports also reveal that pedestrians and motorcyclists bear its injurious impacts.
What are UP’s plans for commuters amid PUVMP?
Both proposals of the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs (OVCCA) to UP Diliman Chancellor Edgardo Carlo Vistan II will ultimately replace all traditional jeepneys on campus with modernized ones.
UP COVID positivity rate spikes to 33.9% – UHS
The UP Diliman Health Service (UHS) recorded a 33.9% COVID-19 positivity rate during the first 10 days of May alone, the highest so far this year.
Behind the votes: Capturing stories on the ground
The faces of candidates, both old and new, seize every inch of space in the run up to the May 9 elections–streets, television and social media sites, many others. They…
[OPINION] It is darkest behind the camera’s flash
Photojournalism seems like a noble job, but the industry reveals a harsh reality. Behind the eye-catching images lurk questionable assignments and freelance work. As we join our photo subjects’ fight towards freedom from oppression, we must also remain vigilant of the same ills that occupy our ranks.
STAND UP CMC Rep to the USC candidate wrongly claims gov’t does not provide free vaccination
CLAIM: Leandro Rafael Purisima, who is running as CMC Representative to the USC under the Student Alliance for the Advancement of Democratic Rights CMC (STAND UP CMC), claimed that free vaccinations are still not in sight amid trillions of debt incurred by the government for pandemic response.
This Time Last Year: Looking back at UP’s distant memories
Just weeks before jargons of ‘community quarantine’, ‘social distancing‘ and ‘flattening the curve’ became prevalent worldwide, the University of the Philippines was vibrant and in full force from academics to…
‘Pwede palang mawala ‘yung loved ones mo nang ganoon lang’
The Datiles family lost three loved ones in a span of two months at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this photo essay, those they have left behind tell their story and what it means to carry on.