Category: 2025

Sandigan Idiyanale spearheads PWD sensitivity training

By Noriko Yamamoto On Friday, January 23, the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) Sandigan Idiyanale hosted the “Lead, Learn, & Liberate: Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Sensitivity Training for Respectful and Equitable Leadership,” at the second-floor Formation and Learning Center (FLC). The program aimed to equip ASHS students with the knowledge to foster inclusivity and sensitivity…

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DILG announces P10-M reward for Atong Ang’s arrest

By Noriko Yamamoto

On Thursday, January 15, the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) offered a P10-million bounty in exchange for the arrest of Charlie “Atong” Ang, a businessman facing arrest warrants connected to the case of the missing sabungeros (cockfight enthusiasts).

Marcos signs P6.79-T 2026 budget, vetoes nearly P92.5-B unprogrammed funds

By Rhianna Ramos

On Monday, January 5, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. signed into law the P6.793-trillion national budget for 2026, while vetoing several provisions — including items under unprogrammed appropriations — citing the need to ensure fiscal discipline and alignment with national priorities.

SINAG spearheads ‘HIWAGA: Paskong Isko’

By Alexia Bangayan The Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) Samahan ng mga Iskolar na Naglilingkod at Gumagabay (SINAG) celebrated Christmas, with the theme ‘‘HIWAGA: Paskong Isko,’’ on Saturday, December 13, at the Blackbox Theatre of the Main Building. The event aimed to revisit the mystery of Christmas, which is not only about fun and enjoyment…

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Pamahalaan, handa para sa Undas 2025

Ni Lia Atienza Iba’t ibang ahensiya ng gobyerno ang nakaalerto para sa inaasahang dagsa ng mga Pilipino sa mga sementeryo sa Metro Manila mula bisperas ng Undas ngayong Biyernes, Oktubre 31, hanggang sa huling araw nito sa Linggo, Nobyembre 2.  Nanawagan ang Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) noong Oktubre 28 sa mga…

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In the Eyes of Tomorrow: Ateneo’s March for Good Governance

By Kiera De Guzman

As the ground trembled beneath the mass of a million footsteps, a river of white flooded the streets. The air hummed with hope, and the people refused to stay silent any longer. They stood taller, their shoulders bearing the weight of injustice, a load that has come to be too heavy to ignore.

Public urges gov’t to hasten case filing vs. corruption suspects

By Noriko Yamamoto

A survey released on Tuesday, October 14, conducted by research and polling organization OCTA Research, revealed that 68% of the Filipino respondents want corrupt officials and contractors involved in the flood control controversy to be held accountable.