opinion

IN THE corporate landscape of the Philippines, we talk endlessly about “culture.” We plaster noble words like integrity, excellence, and empathy on …

A FUNNY thing happens in Philippine politics when English gets involved: one word can suddenly acquire the flexibility of a rubber band …

IN OUR rush to keep up with Artificial Intelligence, schools have started using “AI detectors” to check if students are writing their …

IN THE digital age, it is tempting to assume that people ignore messages because they are busy, distracted, or simply uninterested. But …

I WAS given just a weekend to rest after retiring from Ateneo de Iloilo. My body welcomed it; my mind refused to. …

WE LIVE in a world quietly guided by invisible rules—those unspoken cues we’re never formally taught, yet somehow instinctively follow. They don’t …

THE UNION of Peoples’ Lawyers in Mindanao (UPLM) marks International Human Rights Day with a profound condemnation of the deepening systemic crisis …

THERE is something oddly familiar about the uproar over the proposed ₱500 Noche Buena budget. By Herman M. Lagon There is something …

BY JAMES RAZEL B. TANGUAN ONE SCHOOL of thought is always in conflict with another; a tenet is always contested with the …

WHEN WE walk through a city, we often notice what is beautiful: wide walkways, polished walls, bright lights, and manicured gardens. But …