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LEARNING does not end within the four walls of the campus. Rather, it begins there. From competitions and conferences to leadership activities and other external engagements, students continue to learn, grow, and represent SBCA beyond the classroom. As these opportunities expand, so does the need for clear, equitable, and responsive guidelines governing the non-curricular off-campus activities of the College.

LEARNING does not end within the four walls of the campus. Rather, it begins there. From competitions and conferences to leadership activities and other external engagements, students continue to learn, grow, and represent SBCA beyond the classroom. As these opportunities expand, so does the need for clear, equitable, and responsive guidelines governing the non-curricular off-campus activities of the College.

WE talk about the cost of education in thousands of pesos, often assuming that financial constraints are the only thing that separates a student from a classroom. But what happens when the barrier isn’t a bank account, but a learning space that is not designed for accessibility?

IN an age dominated by fast fashion and machine-made products, handmade Filipino crafts remain enduring symbols of patience, artistry, and tradition. From woven textiles to intricately embroidered garments, these creations embody skills passed down through generations. Yet while some traditions continue to flourish, others are quietly fading into obscurity, including Burdang Taal, a century-old embroidery tradition whose legacy now hangs by a thread.

Every day, millions of people pick up a controller to compete, create, and connect. Yet whenever violence makes headlines, video games are often placed on trial in the court of public opinion. The question remains: do virtual worlds truly shape real-world behavior, or is the answer far more complex?

As artificial intelligence makes propaganda increasingly convincing, China Daily’s use of an AI-generated video raises questions about how political narratives are shaped and amplified, and what happens when propaganda begins to influence how the public understands truth and reality.

Digital convenience is no longer just about making transactions easier. It is also about keeping every peso that quietly slips away. As banks remove transfer fees, every tap becomes another chance to put more money back into Filipino pockets.

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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 adults to play a wide range of games while connecting with one another. However, this also brought a series of controversies, particularly in the Philippines, where concerns over crimes against children once brought it close to being banned.

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. Organized by Bedanz Dance Troupe Alabang (BDTA), the annual inter-school competition gathered seasoned high school and college dance crews onto a single stage.