LAST Oct. 11, the Memorandum of Agreement signifying the continued partnership between San Beda College Alabang and Communities Organized for Resource Allocation (CORA) was signed by Prof. Carlo Tinio, NSTP Coordinator, and Antoinette Taus, actress and founder of CORA, along…
“True leadership is service that leaves a mark,” these were the words expressed by Muntinlupa City Mayor Rozzano “Ruffy” Biazon last Oct. 13 at the Rosendo Herrera Hall, as he gave a talk on leadership and administered the oath-taking of…
“HISTORY shows that embracing diversity and common values has often been the foundation of lasting peace, inspiring hope for a more united future,” Rev. Fr. Gerardo Ma. D. De Villa, OSB spoke in his opening remarks for the SBCA Model…
AIMING to raise awareness for media literacy in the expanding landscape of the digital media , THE BEDAN HERALD (TBH) invites Probe’s Executive Director, Elisa Zamora-Solis, Probe’s Partner Content Creator, Brian Black, and Paolo Barcelon from Bilyonaryo News Channel for…
WITH the theme “Winter Wonderland,” the Bedan Psychological Society (BPS) gathered its members, officers, and faculty for its General Assembly last Oct. 10 at the Rosendo Herrera Hall.
A Gen-Z walks into a café, a tote bag slung over their shoulder, along with anik-aniks swinging in every step. They order a matcha latte with oat milk, claim a seat by the window, and pull out a well-known feminist…
UNDER the shining lights of the Marina Bay Circuit, the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix (GP) took center stage last Oct. 5. It is famous for being one of Formula 1 (F1)’s toughest tracks that puts even the top drivers to…
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.
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…
