By Maxine Agno
Tag: Ateneo De Manila University
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
By Laia De Roma
A NATION BUILT ON INK: The Printed Stories of the Ateneo Press
By Reanna Cornejo and Ellianna Custodio
ASHS ACO, CSO launch joint fundraiser ‘SALINLAHI’
By Maxine Agno
The Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) community kicked off a month of collaboration and district spirit as the Council of Student Organizations (CSO) and the Assembly of Class Officers (ACO) spearheaded their joint fundraiser launch, “SALINLAHI,” at the first-floor foyer of the Main Building on Thursday, February 5.
Filipino Resilience: Virtue or Vice?
By Gianna Bacordo
ENDURANCE: In light of the numerous natural disasters that the Philippines has experienced and the ongoing Filipino resilience culture surrounding these events, Filipinos continue to navigate the implications of this ideal and its potential for toxicity. Now, this mindset hinges on one central issue: Does Filipino resilience empower communities, or does it discourage systemic reform?
Ateneo enters must-win zone after second round opener loss in UAAP S88 Boys’ Baseball
By Maxine Agno
The Ateneo Blue Eagles saw their finals hopes flicker on Sunday, February 1, in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 88 Boys’ Baseball Tournament, as a powerful surge from De La Salle Zobel (DLSZ) resulted in a 7–14 loss at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium.
ASHS Fair marks Students’ Night ‘Haliya’
By Noriko Yamamoto
The Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) fair “Siklo” capped off its first day on Friday, January 30, with the Students’ Night celebration themed “Haliya,” featuring performances from various student organizations and renowned Filipino performers, as well as pageant “Marahuyo.”
The Soundtrack of Siklo: Your Guide to the Fair’s Featured Artists
By Reanna Cornejo
GUIDE: The ASHS Fair has always had its own kind of soundtrack — and tomorrow, it finally comes into the light. From student voices stitching friendship into sound to well-loved guest artists who’ll turn the fields into a chorus of voices, this piece maps the moods, moments, and music of Siklo. Come with open ears and unguarded hearts. Linger longer than you planned. And across the two moonlit nights of music offered as celebration, become part of the song.