For the longest time, people perceive curly hair as untamed or unkempt. This reflects a pervasive attitude towards people with curls. For many, myself included, it is a constant battle – the frizz, the tangles, the well-meaning (but unhelpful) advice to “tame” our mane. A recent study revealed that over 80% of women with curly

I have collected a fair share of dress code violations since the campus had a full blast onsite learning modality. One violation I had was due to my eyelet-patterned cardigan, which was not allowed because of its holes, and the second was because of my squared-neck puff sleeve blouse, which was tagged as having a

Exactly a month has passed since the deadline for the consolidation of jeepney and other public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers and operators was implemented, yet the calls of our local drivers and operators remain standing. On the national scene, an extension for unconsolidated drivers and operators was granted, but Davao City will have a different

A typical day as an Atenean consists of struggles: scorching heat, classrooms that resemble refrigerators, and deciding what to eat for lunch. We face a seemingly endless list of problems. Now that we are back to a fully face-to-face setup, the amount of students entering the campus has significantly increased from last year’s hybrid setup.

Discrimination knows no excuse Recently, the news of celebrity Awra Briguela being arrested for being involved in a fight blew up on social media. It garnered mixed reactions from netizens, with everyone stating their own opinions on the incident. The issue also prompted LGBTQIA+ rights groups to stand up and defend Awra. Despite the presence