The Ateneo Senior High School kicks off the year with its celebration of the National Book Week with the theme of “Unlock the World Through Reading” spearheaded by the Educational Media Center (EMC), highlighting various writing webinars, an online book fair, and the trivia night to be held on January 11-15, 2021. This annual event…
Tuloy Pa Ba Ang Pasko
This year marked the beginning of a new decade, and with it came hope for new beginnings and hope for mitigation of world problems like hunger and poverty. Nobody would have guessed what happened next. The first months that followed were promising as these held the events every student in the Ateneo de Manila Senior…
ASHS celebrates Christmas Mass
The ASHS Community celebrates its Christmas Mass through a livestream on the 18th of December 2020, presided by Fr. Bobby Buenconsejo, SJ concelebrated with Fr. Braulio “Bong. The gospel was taken from Luke 2:1-14 and talked about the journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem and the birth of Jesus while experiencing extreme poverty. Fr….
Unravelling the Infodemic
While the COVID-19 pandemic troubles our healthcare workers, our journalists face the spread of another form of disease—the infodemic. With more than 3.8 billion social media users worldwide today, the fight against disinformation on different social media platforms intensifies each passing day. As more users rely on these platforms to obtain knowledge on their day-to-day…
For Better or For Worse
“‘Til death do us part” is not always the case for those unable to be one with the person they love.
More than just a symbol of faith
From the school colors, to the alma mater song, and to the October medals, Ateneans highly revere the Virgin Mary.
#ReliefPH: Donation Drives for Typhoon Victims
The Philippines is no stranger to the onslaught of typhoons. The country has faced super typhoons before and is thus met with the idea of resiliency and strength. However, this is not enough to help our fellow countrymen in recovering from the strong winds and floods brought about by consecutive typhoons that have entered the country. There are still many victims asking for help that are met with little urgent action from the higher government. Because of this, many youth-led and non-profit organizations have started their own donation drives and fundraisers for the victims. Below are a few ways on how you can help the victims of the typhoons:
Let the Women Speak
The fight for women’s rights is a revolution that has long been present in our history books. It is unimaginable to live in a world where women do not have the right to vote nor have the freedom to choose their own jobs, but this is the reality that women had to face. With this,…
What Lies Behind the Screen
For months since the lockdown started, people have tried to connect with one another only through the screens of devices. A picture-perfect sized version of one’s self filtered through the lens of a camera allows the slightest glimpse of the things that make up a person’s life. However, what’s behind the screen and beyond that small video profile may not be all that how we perceived it to be.
De Brito Launches Donation Drive for Students Affected by Typhoon Ulysses
Due to the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses in Marikina City, several students in the class of 11 – De Brito lost most of their basic necessities and materials. As an effort to help their classmates, the class decided to launch a donation drive. Details of the donation drive were posted on the Facebook account of…
