UP Diliman Class of 2026: Stories of Struggle and Hope
The University of the Philippines Diliman celebrated its class of 2026 with heartfelt stories from graduates who overcame personal struggles and societal challenges. Their narratives emphasize the importance of education in serving marginalized communities.
MONDAYS WITH PATMEI | The meritocratic myth that is killing us
Rene Clert 'Bobet' Baterbonia's life and untimely death highlight the delusions of meritocracy in the Philippines. His journey illustrates how systemic failures overshadow individual efforts.
2026 Tang Prize in Rule of Law Awarded to Bruce Ackerman
The 2026 Tang Prize in Rule of Law honors Bruce Ackerman for his significant insights into constitutional governance. His work emphasizes the importance of addressing social inequalities for effective democratic participation.
EMERGENCE | Honoring Dr. Dante Escalante: A Legacy of Compassion and Activism
Dr. Dante Escalante's influence as a physician and activist shaped generations of doctors. His commitment to justice and dignity for all continues to inspire.
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[OPINION] A massacre of trees and people
Recent actions to clear trees for development in the Philippines illustrate a disturbing trend of ecological and human violence. With each tree felled, communities suffer, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable alternatives.
Distinguishing Radicals from Extremists in the Philippines
The recent violence in Negros Occidental raises questions about the distinction between radicals and extremists. Understanding these terms is vital for the Philippines' socio-political landscape.