An archipelagic nation like the Philippines should have a maritime museum, to connect the land-bound Generations X, Y, and Z ...

Last week, I sat down with Doc Sio, aka Dr. Norman Dennis Marquez, our university physician and mentor of our health sciences ...

The National Achievement Test (NAT) data in the recently published 2023 Philippine Statistical Yearbook (PSY) has not been updated, merely rerunning the SY 2014-2015-SY 2016-2017 results first ...

No, I’m not dying. A few years back, I already curated my list of funeral songs should the anthropomorphized iteration of death pay me an untimely visit. To clarify, I’m not suffering from an ...

With her passing, nearly all obituaries have started off pronouncing her the matriarch of her clan, though this was hardly an inevitable fate for her. Jomar Fleras, one of her scholars, in a ...

At the Legal Education Summit in 2019, the Supreme Court identified a critical finding—legal education always adjusts to the bar examinations. The bar-centric attitude of legal education compelled ...

I started teaching at the University of the Philippines in 1971 when I was 21, at most only six years older than my students.

The recent adoption of a concurrent resolution by Congress concerning the voting rights of residents in the Enlisted Men’s ...

How can we lower the cost of electric power so that our producers can be more competitive and create more jobs, while also ...

An old dictionary definition of statesmanship lists three virtues as among the core values of political leaders. These are: ...

The more things change, the more they remain the same. Or, at least, that’s the case for an emerging political superpower in ...

By a curious twist of fate, two women named Gloria are now playing diametrically opposite roles in Vice President Sara Duterte’s drama-filled political life: one as her defender and the other, her ...