THE Bedan Psychological Society held its annual Psychology Week from Apr. 9 to 16, extending beyond its originally scheduled dates of Apr. 9 to 14 due to a shift to online modalities. Despite adjustments, Psykhelites were brought together through engaging…
WHAT do we actually want from the people who lead us? This year’s Boto-Beda: Bedista Wide-Election 2026 offers a possible answer. With Taratena and Alyansa fielding competing slates and an independent candidate entering the presidential bid for the Student Executive…
AS the Boto Beda 2026: Bedista Wide-Elections comes to fruition, three presidential candidates present distinct visions of their Bedan leadership to guide the next academic year forward, ranging from structural reform and inclusive governance to proven execution, innovative engagement, and…
VIDEO GAMES have long served as a form of stress reliever for people—whether through immersive role-playing, single-player experiences, or multiplayer titles that bring friends together, platforms like Roblox have expanded this appeal. It offered spaces to users from children to…
IT takes a village to raise a child, and in Sayaw Hataw, that same sense of community is what builds every crew on stage. Now in its 18th year, the competition returned with a bigger, bolder, one-day street dance battle.…
Last April 11, EUREKA hosted its annual overnight stargazing event for a cause. Attendees came from various programs, with some even from the Senior High School Department, all welcoming the evening with a seminar by Prof. Doods Perea. Alongside the…
CYCLING remains one of the most underrated sports in the Philippines. Just like any other competitive activity, physical and tactical demands are required to become a cyclist. Tour de Filipinas, a professional bicycle stage race, gathers Filipino cyclists and foreign…
THE eight-division world champion Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao is once again out to defy Father Time. Many fans have considered Pacman to be a shadow of his former self, but he still surprises everyone in the ring despite being considered too…
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…
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…
