Category: Features

Midterm elections will take place tomorrow. Whether you are a first-time voter or not, if you aren’t ready, consider this a foolproof guide on how to participate in this democratic practice.

WITH life being multifaceted, one figure remains steadfast without cease. Mothers, indisputably, are the unwavering bedrock of each Filipino family, possessing the ability to embody many roles. As the light of the Philippines’ homes, they light the way for generations to come—they are the light of the past, present, and future. Thus, beyond mere recognition, efforts ought to be exerted for mothers from all walks of life. A tool that may lend a hand in doing so is movies and series, notably those that go beyond one aspect of motherhood—movies and series that shed light on the multiple facets of being a mother.

PHILIPPINE press freedom remains in dire straits after the country continues to be one of the most dangerous for journalists.

SAN Beda College Alabang (SBCA) revved up the excitement at the SBCA AutoFest hosted by Bedan Entrepreneurs Society (BES). Held last Apr. 24 as part of the celebration of the School of Business, Accountancy, and Management (SBAM) week, the thrilling event not only showcased an impressive lineup of vehicles but also fostered connections among passionate automotive drivers in the Bedan community.

EVERY May 1st, the Philippines celebrates Labor Day, most commonly known in Filipino as ‘Araw ng Manggagawa’, honoring the dedication and resilience of Filipino workers across the globe. The first celebration dates back to 1903, when over a hundred thousand workers marched to demand fair labor practices and improved working conditions from the American-led government. This historic demonstration laid the foundation for what is now a national celebration of the Filipino workforce’s resilience, honor, and perseverance.

VISA, an OPM jukebox musical that ran on Apr. 23-24, was an engaging and heartwarming anthology that centered around the struggles and challenges of the character’s individual lives as they try to get their VISAs approved, all centering on the Embassy of the Democratic Republic of a fictional country of Carmaine, written and directed by Fritzen Aldalba (IV-BAP) and Angelo Silva (IV-BACMS).

VATICAN Camerlengo, Cardinal Kevin Farrell, released a statement that shook the world to its core after he confirmed that Pope Francis had passed away last Apr. 21.

CAMPUS Journalists and School Publications from around the nation showcased their literary prowess at Ating Tahanan, Baguio City, for a weekend filled with learning, competition, and celebration of student journalism. The 24th Journalism World Cup was a platform for budding student journalists to hone their skills and demonstrate their aptitude in their respective journalistic fields.

THE Bedistang Aktibong Naglilingkod (BedAN) party has a history of leading the Bedan community for the past years. Currently, it is the only party eyeing positions in the Student Executive Council (SEC). With only one opponent in sight, the challenge now lies in their platforms, leadership capabilities, and commitment to student leadership to prove to the Bedan community that they are deemed fit for the position they are aiming for.

TODAY marks the start of the 2025 Student Executive Council (SEC) elections. Similar to previous SEC elections, the lineup of candidates running for office is mostly composed of Bedistang Aktibong Naglilingkod (BedAN) Party members, except for the recently appointed 2nd Year Level Representative, Gabrielle Raines Calañgi (II-BSLM), who chooses to run independently for the position of External Vice President.