Conditions against Contempt: Quiboloy and Sexual-Abuse Allegations

With the ongoing senate hearings about Apollo Quiboloy, the leader of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KJC), regarding his numerous sexual abuse allegations made by its former members. The investigation has been met by opposition not just by Quiboloy’s supporters but also by some members of the senate.

All of this begs the question: are their positions, as lawmakers and leaders, all in the effort to themselves and the connections they have? Are their actions really in favor of the Filipino mass?

Genderwashing: The Weaponization of Gender Equality 

The movement for gender equality has been rising and spreading all throughout the world. However, even if it actually aims to spark change, many companies and individuals choose to utilize it in such a way that is harmful — turning it into a weapon called gender washing.

Once On This Island: A Story of Love, Death, and Gods

The Broadway Theatre Troupe of Ateneo (BTTA) exemplified true theater magic through an immersive rendition of Once on This Island. Through excellent production and strong vocals, the troupe’s performance is a show of all the hard work and dedication of each individual member. As the last few shows have come to a close, BTTA has showcased their heart and soul in this rollercoaster-like story filled with high ups and heavy downs.

Ang Pagtatapos ‘24 capped off with ABM, GA Graduation

The Accountancy and Business Management (ABM) Strand and General Academic (GA) Strand of Batch 2024 gathered together in Ateneo Junior High School covered courts on Friday, May 31 to celebrate their graduation ceremony with the theme “Paglalayag.”

HumSS and STEM Classes of 2024 Graduate from ASHS

The Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) Humanities and Social Sciences (HumSS) Strand and the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Strand of Batch 2024 conducted their graduation rites under the theme of “Paglalayag,” at the Ateneo Junior High School covered courts.

Pinwheels Through Whirlwinds: The Trials of the ASHS Fair

Last February 9 & 10, the ASHS opened its doors to the public and held its first ever fair since the pandemic. This year’s fair, entitled “Elesina,”  was not only a fundraising event for all crowds to enjoy, but was also a symbol of perseverance, service, and cooperation between the students and the entire ASHS Community. However, despite its undoubtable triumphs, there were also trials and lapses that became apparent during the overall fair itself.

Bayad Po: Who is really paying for the aftermath of the Jeepney Phaseout? 

With the passing of the jeepney consolidation deadline on April 30, 2024, ultimately solidifying the PUV (Public Utility Vehicle) modernization program, it is imperative that we critically evaluate the current state of the country’s public transportation system, particularly for jeepney drivers and commuters, in order to discern who will truly bear the burden of the strain this program will bring.

ANG KARAPATANG IPINAGKAIT, SA “DESERVING” IPAGAGAMIT?

Noong ika-2 ng Setyembre 2023, nagbigay ng mungkahi si Finance Secretary Benjamin E. Diokno na i-reserba na lamang ang programa ng libreng edukasyon ng pamahalaan para sa mga “deserving” na mag-aaral. Ito ay dahil sa 34% na dropout rate na naitala ng Commission on Higher Education (CHED) mula 2016 hanggang 2022, na nagdulot ng matinding tensyon sa pampublikong pondo. 

Ghosts in the House: The Problem with the 4PH Program

The housing crisis in the Philippines is rooted in the fact that most people cannot afford to buy proper houses or the land needed. To address this, President Bongbong Marcos’ flagship program, the Pambansang Pabahay Para sa Pilipino (4PH), aims to reduce the 6.5 million housing backlog. This will be done by building 1 million units a year. The issue with this, however, is that it is anti-poor, despite being supposedly for the impoverished, and unrealistic given the foundations of the plan.

ASHS honors student achievements in OSA Awards

By Reese Pastrana and Glaiza Salanio On Tuesday, May 20, the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) students, teachers, and parents gathered at the Henry Lee Irwin Theater to witness the Office of Student Activities (OSA) Awards, recognizing the students’ excellence and achievements for the academic year. The event started with an opening speech by Mrs….