By Kiera De Guzman On February 22, 1986, something never before known or experienced in the Philippines unfurled along Epifanio de los Santos Avenue — not tanks rolling triumphantly nor the firing of gun shots amid chaos, but the quiet sea of ordinary people pressing forward, rosaries at hand, flags raised, united by the shared…
Category: 2026
Do Ateneans Really Read?
By Julia Talan At 11:16 p.m., a student scrolls through a PDF file on their laptop. The text is dense and packed, and the pages run long. Canvas tabs remain open next to it, looming over the window. Somewhere along highlighted significant terms and informational annotations, reading loses its explorative nature. Suddenly, it is nothing…
The Anthropology of a Fair
By Reanna Cornejo
Hearts in Motion: A Hidden Language of the Soul
By Laia De Roma
Kay Ate at Kuya: You’ve Got A Friend in Me
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A NATION BUILT ON INK: The Printed Stories of the Ateneo Press
By Reanna Cornejo and Ellianna Custodio
Passions, Practiced: Gonzaga Week and Niche Pursuits
By Reanna Cornejo
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