By Alexia Bangayan
ASHS celebrates Thanksgiving Mass, honors retirees, student leaders
By Alexia Bangayan and Maxine Agno On Friday, April 17, the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) held its Thanksgiving Mass, the last school-wide mass for the School Year (S.Y.) 2025–2026. The mass was presided over by school chaplain Fr. Noel Y. Bava, SJ, accompanied by chaplains from the Ateneo Grade School (AGS) and Junior High…
DOE points to potential pump price rollback next week
By Alexia Bangayan On Thursday, April 16, the Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Sharon Garin announced that motorists may see a possible rollback in fuel prices next week as international oil markets begin to ease. Garin explained that recent movements in global crude oil trading indicate a drop in prices, which could lead to lower…
Projects amid Plights: Dissecting BPC events during the energy crisis
By Jelena Villorente and Marielle Orbong
Manibela leads three-day transport strike
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Mang Serapio’s Final Verdict: Love in All Forms
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An Ensemble in Time: 20 Years of the Symphonic
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Ombudsman flags 26 lawmakers over suspected infrastructure anomalies
By Alexia Bangayan
AJA juniors deliver medal-heavy opening day on UAAP mats
By AJ Alarcon Grappling victories in their competitions prior to their University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 88 Judo Tournament campaign, the Ateneo Judo Association (AJA) high school lineup kept its winning run rolling. On the opening day of the tournament, the Blue Eagles carried that form onto the league’s mats, bagging one…