THE Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) released the official results of the September 2025 Psychologists and Psychometricians Licensure Examination last Oct. 2 with SBCA celebrating the success of 39 board examination passers out of 43 takers. Francesca Medina, batch 2024, ranked…
“IKULONG na ‘yan mga kurakot!” is the continuous chant of students, journalists, workers, religious groups, and artists—almost 100,000 citizens of the Philippines all around the country. Sept. 21 no longer only commemorates the anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law…
WITH the first months of school behind and midterm exams fast approaching, Bedan students from different year levels reflect on their early experiences and share how they are preparing for the challenges ahead.
WHAT would you do if the very governing body tasked with protecting its citizens were the one purposefully incriminating you because of your profession or the work surrounding it? For some, this is only a troubling thought, but for others,…
EVERY morning, many of us reach for a cup of coffee to start the day. At Ex-Preso, that cup carries more — hope in the beans, second chances in the sugar, new beginnings in the creamer, and a life slowly…
FOR someone who once drowned in a vicious cycle of addiction and felt that no one else could lift him, the desire to change for the better was enticing. But for Fr. Flaviano Antonio ‘Flavie’ Villanueva, his journey to change…
THE Department of Education (DepEd) has taken a new change on reshaping the future of Philippine school sports with the institutionalization of School Sports Clubs (SSCs) in all public elementary and secondary schools.
THE SBCA Athletics Department is set to focus on making athletes feel heard with concrete plans to improve training, facilities, and overall support.
In the 56th Season WNCAA Opener between the PWU Patriots and the San Beda Red Lions, Patriots scored a 3-0 sweep, the Red Lions held their heads high with games still ahead of the season.
As a country part of the Pacific Ring of Fire, the Philippines is not new to annual visits of Low Pressure Areas (LPAs), typhoons, storm surges, and sometimes even super typhoons. On average, Filipinos experience 20 tropical cyclones entering the…
WITH trophies, medals, and applause, the glamorous awards night for the student leaders of the Tertiary Schools comes to light, where their achievements are celebrated. It is truly an honor to bring home the large lion plaque and celebrate that,…
ATHLETES are considered the pride of SBCA as they represent the school in numerous yearly competitions such as the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) South, WNCAA, MNCAA, Private School Athletic Association (PRISAA), and more. But behind every trophy they bring…
"’DI mo ba naririnig? Tinig ng bayan na galit?” is how the Filipino version of the popular song “Do you hear the people sing?” from Les Misérables goes as the play recounts the French Revolution. The Filipino version of the…
AS a Filipino, I sometimes feel both amazed and disappointed at how fast the Philippines forgets. Every time a scandal or controversy sparks, everyone talks about it. News channels cover it non-stop, and social media explodes leading to eventual backlash.…
IN the field of journalism, the directive is clear: speak truth to power, expose those who remain hidden, and hold those comfortable in their seats accountable. Yet, in practice, these concepts remain an afterthought. Too often, some reporters and media…
