ATTAINING a significant milestone, the SBCA’s School of Engineering and Technology (SET) has reached a pivotal achievement, as three of its engineering programs — Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Industrial Engineering — were officially granted government…
IN a move to drive student apathy down and redefine student governance in the Tertiary Schools, the Bedan Electoral Committee (BELCOM) has officially introduced a tertiary-wide elections system, integrating the Student Executive Council (SEC) and co-curricular organizations under a unified…
THE Consortium of the South (CotS) Research Committee for Faculty held its 2nd International Faculty Research Conference at Tugade Auditorium on March 7, bringing together faculty members from various colleges to share their latest studies and insights.
WHEN the sun sets, and the solar panels fall silent, and when the wind slows, and turbines stand still, a different kind of power quietly steps in. Through the steady current of the flowing rivers and vast reservoirs rising from…
MOST Filipinos encounter Sisa in high school through Jose Rizal’s book, Noli Me Tangere. Yet over time, her name has grown into the personification of the silence, suffering, and trauma many women are forced to endure. This Women’s Month, Director…
“THE winner takes it all, the loser has to fall,” goes ABBA’s iconic hit The Winner Takes It All. But in a pageant where grace, purpose, and character take center stage, every victory tells a deeper story of growth, courage,…
BEFORE the medals and the headlines, many Filipina athletes first had to overcome a quieter opponent, the voices that screamed that they didn’t belong in the sport at all. It starts with doubt, with being told that some sports were…
ON March 15, the SBCA Junior and Senior Varsity Cheer Teams showcased their talents at the 56th WNCAA Cheerdance and Cheerleading competition, held at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium, Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Manila.
FOSTERING camaraderie and community spirit within the Legal Management community, the Junior Bedan Law Circle (JBLC) launched its first-ever sportsfest titled “Lex Play: JBLC Sportsfest 2026” on Feb. 21 at the Fr. Baltazar Gymnasium. The sportsfest was organized to strengthen…
FORTY years have passed since millions of Filipinos filled the streets in a peaceful uprising that would forever change the nation’s course. Yet the shadows of the past remain deeply rooted in the national consciousness. The Philippines endured one of…
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,…
BEING a woman living in a patriarchal society means existing in a world where rights are constantly undermined, boundaries are crossed, and identities are reduced to objects of the ‘male gaze.’ Growing up, I was surrounded by expectations: how I…
WHAT appears on the surface as a distant geopolitical issue that seems oceans away from our archipelago—the ongoing conflict in the Middle East—has gradually crept its way into Filipino households and the daily lives of our ordinary citizens. To most,…
HAVE you ever felt indebted for something that was already yours? That quiet, unsettling pressure to say "thank you" — not out of genuine gratitude, but out of obligation. As if the debt were real, even when you know, somewhere…
