With social media platforms easily available at our fingertips, we are able to expose fragments of our lives that make many of our stories whole. We virtually create social spheres, making spaces to allow the world into the narrative. We start letting people in through doors and not just hold them outside as they peek
Note: Some names changed to protect their identities Then-11th grader “Diane” was shocked while attending a university mass in the Ateneo de Davao University (AdDU) two years ago. “‘Atheist students should go to University of the Philippines instead of Ateneo’,” she recalled Fr. Jessel Gerard “JBoy” Gonzales say in his homily during their Senior High
With a bowl of steamy pancit canton, I dutifully fixed my eyes to the rectangular glowing device housing the presentation currently displayed on the screen. All the while, the device looped outside the shell of my ears delivered an enthusiastic voice in sync to the slide on display. The gears inside my brain were continuously twisting
Held for the first time at Cinematheque Davao, this year’s Mindanawon Ug Nasudnong Adbukasiya (MUGNA) film fest screening gathered more students and viewers than usual. The said filmfest, which was traditionally held at the University’s auditorium, was hosted by the Ateneo Culture and Arts Cluster (ACAC) last February 12. Six media literacy-themed short film entries
A proud woman of short stature walked across the hallways of the Ateneo. She was like no other as curious eyes continued to gaze at her. Everyone agreed that she was a sunflower in a garden of roses and orchids. With a finely tailored white uniform, she delightfully strutted towards her next class. No matter