NEWS
REED Department hosts fund-raising concert for frontliners, scholars
Aiming to support medical frontliners and University scholars amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, DLSU-D Religious Education Department (REED) launched its first virtual benefit concert on January 27, from 2 PM TO 3:30PM via YouTube. Dubbed as “RENEW: Himig, Aral,
FEATURES
A whole new world: Genshin Impact’s COVID-free travel offer
Following its initial release, Genshin Impact has (and probably will) keep on appearing in Twitter’s trending topics in the coming months, or even years. Set in the open world of Teyvat where “elements flow and converge”, the free-to-play game features
OPINION
End the system perpetuating police brutality
To end police brutality means ending the system that allows it. One week ago, on December 20, the shooting incident of
Remote learning is merely a supplement, not a solution
The problem with inclusive learning has always been there, both as a product of neglect and corruption. But with a
The reality of neutrality
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue Looking away is equal to being sided with the oppressor–a
SPORTS
Patriot cagebelles alumni join first-ever Women’s National Basketball League draft combine
Along with some notable names from the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) women’s basketball, Patriot cagebelles alumni Mariel Campasa, Cherylane Cuyom, Irene Torregosa and Khaterine Cantimbuhan joined the first-ever Women’s National Basketball League (WNBL) Draft Combine this December
LITERARY
Despite the bleeding soles
Your pink dress suits the Monday morning breeze—reminds me of roses inside colorful pots in the front yard that you and the children used to water every afternoon. The plants are not awake yet; the sun is still half asleep when
