By Kate Tayamora They are everywhere. It doesn’t matter whether he lived there all his life, or that he looks very much like the rest of them. All it matters…
By Frances Josephine Espeso “My job as a journalist is to tell the story, not to involve myself personally with the issue,” University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman journalism…
by Krysten Mariann Boado Uncertainty escapes the screen each time he loads the gun with a single bullet and puts it to his head. Silence ensues, and the camera…
by Ratziel San Juan It is the grittiness of the actors seen through voyeuristic lenses, the edginess of characters’ exchanges and the thriftiness of the production design that invites us…
By Krysten Mariann Boado and Kate Tayamora Kabataan Partylist Rep. Sarah Elago, together with students from the University of the Philippines, Diliman (UPD), challenged President Rodrigo Duterte to stand…
by Victoria Uy Students of the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman welcomed the first day of classes with calls against neoliberal attacks on education in a protest action at…
By Teresa Barre (Published in TNP Editorial Issue 1, Year 38 on Aug. 6, 2016) The failure of one of the information systems (IS) of the University of the Philippines…
By Teresa Barre / Photo: Mariel Frances Urbiztondo (Published in TNP Editorial Issue 1, Year 38 on Aug. 6, 2016) The failure of one of the information systems (IS) of…
By Faith Esther Brown and Meryll Phae Red Carao / Infographics: Renee Cuisia (Published in TNP Editorial Issue 1, Year 38 on Aug. 6, 2016) A decline in freshman admission…
By Andrea Jobelle Adan Three bold, capitalized words were all it took to plunge students into a gamble between money and knowledge. On July 12, a memorandum was sent to…
By Mikhaela Dimpas Protest group Duyan ng Magiting (Duyan), urged everyone, especially the youth, to remember the “real heroes” during the Martial Law era at their launch at Bantayog ng…