Category: Articles

• Filipinos Against All Odds and All Floods

  Flooding in the Philippines is often blamed on nature, but what happens when corruption and neglect worsen its impact? In this student reflection, C-nag G. Bañares challenges the idea of resilience and calls for accountability.

  January 30, 2026

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• Pasig: The River Beside Us

  Declared biologically dead in the 1990s, the Pasig River continues to struggle under the weight of neglect and hope. In this reflective essay, college student John Denver F. Villaraza explores what it means to care for a river that refuses to give up.

  January 26, 2026

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• The Beauty and Struggle of the Taal Volcano

  Both breathtaking and dangerous, Taal Volcano has shaped lives, landscapes, and lessons. In this student reflection, Aubielle G. Tubi writes about eruption, resilience, and the enduring Filipino spirit.

  January 23, 2026

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