I recall a colleague expressing her appreciation for the thought-provoking films produced by our students, as she noted, bring to light realities too often overlooked by society. Stories that unsettle...
It takes less than 2 minutes for popcorn to be ready using a microwave. But what do we lose when we forget to make it on a stove? Think about the last time you prepared something from scratch? Did it ...
For almost a decade, I have served in our adopted communities as the Community Extension Program Coordinator of the College of Arts and Sciences. Even during the pandemic—when movement was restricted ...
“Mas komportable, kaya Comm ang course ko.” It’s a line often tossed around by those who barely grasp the complexities of a discipline that has long been stereotyped as the refuge of people who love t...
Often, the irritating question, “So what?” dumbfounds those who tread the path of Investigative Journalism (IJ). An investigative piece starts out simple, with the trusty 5 W’s and 1 H, and then it tr...
These days, it seems everyone is a broadcaster. With a smartphone in hand and a strong Wi-Fi signal, anyone can go live, upload a reel, or share an opinion with the world in seconds. As a communicatio...
Sipping my brewed coffee from a small local shop near Session Road, watching people rush past while others linger in quiet conversation, I was reminded how everyday moments often carry the weight of l...
As far as I can remember, social media has served more than its purpose of being “social” for over two decades now. These platforms have evolved from simply enabling connections across bou...
One of the most disliked – and often feared – course in college is Thesis, or research. In everyday conversations, research is often framed as something distant and intimidating: confined to the unive...
