Opening the month-long festival is Colegio de San Juan de Letran’s Teatro de Letran (TDL) who lifted up the crowd from their comeback’s live stage play entitled, “Piladelpiya, Hirrr Ay Kammm!” at the Rizal Park Open-Air Auditorium last July 23, 2022.
The COVID-19 pandemic has proven itself a significant challenge to the education system as schools struggle to teach students in a remote setup. With the easing of restrictions, academic institutions began preparing for face-to-face classes and hybrid learning.
Angat Buhay NGO: with hopes and aims to fight poverty in the Philippines, while transforming communities through garnered helping hands.
The capital city of the Philippines—Manila, celebrates its 451st founding anniversary today, June 24. Manila is a melting pot of various cultures and the nation’s center of economy, governance, and commerce. Manila Day, otherwise known as Araw ng Maynila, is an annual celebration of chock-full of activities which includes talent competitions, concerts, beauty pageants, and large food feasts.
The only rose among the thorns. The lady bravely symbolizes the color pink and the rose flower during the campaign period. A 56-year-old Filipina, a single mother of three ladies, with an impressive educational background, public service, and patriotism. She is Maria Leonor Sto. Tomas Gerona - Robredo, popularly known as Vice President of the Philippines, Leni Robredo, and one of the ten presidential candidates.
As the Philippines’ National Elections near, the general public has expressed their support for their desired candidates for the presidency. With different opinions and bases of information widespread all over social media, the candidates each have proposed platforms and solutions to staunch for a ‘better’ country, in hopes of uniting Filipinos, as Bongbong Marcos (BBM) famously phrases.
“Katapangan, Kakayahan, at Katapatan.” This is one of presidential candidate Ping Lacson’s taglines. One of 10 choices that will appear on the ballot for president, Lacson has promised that he shall show strict leadership if elected president.
For the aspiring filmmakers out there and the like, Media Works presents a new beginning in hopes to reignite the passion for Filipino film and arts. LIYAB: Ang Pamamayagpag ng Pelikulang Pilipino, is a mobile filmmaking contest for student filmmakers open to all Institute of Communication students of every level.
It’s a given notion that music has its own life, wherein where words fall, music speaks, which all Filipinos may vehemently agree with you on. From when you hear the local radio on your daily commute, to a family function with a setup karaoke stand in the corner, Filipinos love their songs, especially our OPM.