Overall trust in news among Filipinos has risen, putting the Philippines among the few countries that have furthered gains made at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. But the higher trust level is accompanied by declining trust ratings of individual news brands, falling interest in news and even news avoidance, according to the Digital News Report 2022 released globally on...
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More Filipinos trust news but many avoid it—Digital News Report 2022
Overall trust in news among Filipinos has risen, putting the Philippines among the few countries that have furthered gains made...
'MOSQUITO PRESS' Issues of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ang Pahayagang Malaya and The Manila Times during the Feb. 7, 1986 snap presidential elections, the People Power uprising. —PHOTO BY KARL PATRICK SUYAT
‘Project Gunita’: safekeeping pages of the Marcos regime’s history
On the night of Election Day on May 9, when Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was on the way to winning the...
Caroline S. Hau —CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Honor, courage and storytelling in difficult times
Editor’s note: The following is the commencement speech delivered by Caroline S. Hau via Zoom at the University of the...
Medical students wearing face masks and personal protective equipment attend their limited face-to-face class at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila. -- CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Hurdling missteps in face-to-face learning
After two years of holding classes remotely and online, some universities in Metro Manila will open the academic year 2022-23...
"Ninoy Aquino: His Last Portrait" was rendered in pointillist style, dot per dot, by hand, by the pen, when the artist Lynett Advincula Villariba could only respond to the event unfolding in 1983 -- a million dots for the millions who joined or watched the opposition leader's funeral cortege in anger and sorrow.
Agrava reports didn’t answer question of why Ninoy Aquino was killed
Editor’s note: Former senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. was shot dead on Aug. 21, 1983, upon arriving from exile in...
From left: Carlos Dala, Gillian Vicencio, and Luis Reyes, guest artists for the Smashed Project Philippines —SMASHED PH PHOTO
Live theater, digital interaction educate teens on drinking issue
Filipinos consume an average of seven liters of alcohol every year, according to the World Population Review. While that might...
School teachers have the closest and perhaps the most accurate understanding of the reading levels of their pupils. —PHOTO FROM pna.gov.ph
Is it true that 90% of Filipino 10-year-olds can’t read?
In 2019, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) and the World Bank introduced the notion of a...
Cover of ebook on Marcos' martial law, titled "Rekindled: Children's Narratives"
Offspring of veterans of the struggle recall martial law life and lessons
“I distinctly remember the letters our parents gave us, telling us how much they yearned to be with us, and...