The cost of Mandatory ROTC
Content warning: This article contains mentions of abuse, violence and death. The government needs P27.12 billion to reinstate the Mandatory Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (MROTC), a program made optional in…
Journ students seek more intensive multimedia training, ‘proactive’ safety measures
Enhanced multimedia training and a more “proactive” approach in ensuring safety during leg work are what journalism students wish to get from the newly appointed College of Media and Communication…
Falcon riddle remains as Maroons drop UAAP 87 Finals opener
The University of the Philippines (UP) Softball Varsity Team remain perplexed in solving the tough puzzle that is the 11-time defending champions Adamson Lady Falcons—their longtime rivals since Season 85.…
UP finds winning formulas in season sweep vs. UE
As the round two of the UAAP Season 87 Collegiate Volleyball Tournaments nears its halfway point, the University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroons secured twin wins against the University…
Senatorial bets pledge to junk ‘anti-people’ environmental policies
Senatorial bets vow to reject “anti-people” environmental policies such as the Mining Act and reclamation projects, during an environmental town hall held by Panatang Luntian on March 14 at the…
Misused UP Google Drive sharing option leaves files vulnerable to systemwide data breach
This project is produced by Sentinel, Tinig ng Plaridel’s investigative and data reporting arm. We are now accepting news tips through our email and official social media accounts. Alyssa*, a…
She, the Trailblazer
From her house’s half-court to arenas all over the world. From playing with her brothers to playing alongside the country’s greatest. At an early age, her love for the game…
Province-based campus pubs grapple with press freedom violations
Various student publications across the country have faced various college press freedom violations (CPFVs) during the first quarter of 2025, with at least one incident occurring each month. Let us…
She, the Wonder Woman
Providing. A word deserving to be etched onto her name. Whether it be on the taraflex where she has spent most of her life, in classrooms or at home, she…
Equipment, financial woes among persistent issues for BMAS students
Broadcast Media Arts and Studies (BMAS) students are required to take production-heavy coursework, but they continue to struggle with accessing equipment and sourcing funds to stage their shows. With the…
Hymns of resistance: How Inang Laya fought for freedom from the Marcos Dictatorship through music
The Filipinos have had enough and decided to stand their ground in resistance against the dictatorship. They marched with resolve, raised their banners high, and some even sang. They made…
She, the GOAT
Tables messy, reporters steady and interview questions ready—the arena’s buzzer has yet to set off but the media room already has its game face on. But amid the cramped area…