Kilala ang perya bilang pasyalan ng masa — kahit saan mo ibaling ang iyong mga mata, ingay at tawanan ang iyong madidinig at makikita. …

Choose your journey: You’re in a discussion about depression and you have to express your opinion about it. Will you (a) respond passively, (b) discuss its reality, or (c) say that it’s “gawa-gawa lang”? There’s no arguing that one can easily say that (b) is the right choice. However, we…

Days before Christmas, Typhoon Odette destroyed many places in Visayas and Mindanao. Everything the eyes can see are leveled to the ground — houses, fields, sanctuaries, plantations, destinations. These include this local church in Palawan. A local church is dear to me. There, you’ll meet pastors who will spend their…

Once, there was a little boy who threw a chair at her face. It wounded her forehead, and it left a scar. But she continues to love the little boy anyway. Because she believes that love should be forgiving, and love should be sacrificial. …

It’s a mistake to listen to Noah Lennox’s Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper at 3 in the morning. Released in 2015, the fifth studio album of Lenox (aka Panda Bear) is both colorful and painful, atmospheric but nightmarish. Here, the beats groove, the riffs glide, and the vocals rock…

Do we really need to choose “eco-friendly” alternatives or do we simply need to consume responsibly? There are always two sides to a coin, especially in maintaining our natural environment amid the cost of human life, or aptly, environmental sustainability — if it does really exist. Eco-friendly alternatives A young whale was…

These five Lasallians balanced their duties as students and as leaders in their respective organizations throughout their college years. Now, as they graduate and their struggles finally pay off, each of them bears a legacy of their own — legacies that have stories, and more importantly, lessons. In the second…

The HERALDO FILIPINO held a round-table discussion with five graduating student leaders of AY 2018–2019 from different organizations in the University. They were asked for their insights regarding the issues that affected the campus for the past four years. Before they finally leave the University, here’s what they have to…

When Bernadette Miciano and Marclee Agustin entered DLSU-D four years ago, their study plan was clear — they’d give their best during prelims and midterms so they could just “chill” during finals. But things got complicated for both of them. Marclee failed a subject and Bernadette shifted to another course…