Free tutorials on journalism and TV reporting with Kara David

Posted on January 17, 2021

The multi-awarded and veteran broadcast journalist Kara David, known for her critical documentaries like “Silong”, “Buto’t Balat”, and “Alkansya”, posted her first tutorial video on YouTube about the basics of writing for TV. 

Aboriginals: the unseen and the unheard

Posted on October 27, 2020

Native attires, unusual and unique languages, colorful garments, important rituals, spiritual beliefs, utilizing special economic, social, and political systems, agriculture, and many more; these are some of the spectacular things our fellow Filipino indigenous communities are known for. The month of October is especially dedicated to honor them. After all, their contribution to the country is one that is vital to the nation’s identity and one that should not go unnoticed.

Who is Mitch?

Posted on September 09, 2020

The student council election is officially over. For this academic year, we have a new batch of student council officers. Now, let’s get to know a little bit about our new Letran Student Council (LSC) President. Who is Mitch Costales?

Lloyd Cadena: More than a vlogger

Posted on September 07, 2020

Long live the King!

Posted on September 03, 2020

Actor and producer Chadwick Boseman passed away on August 28, 2020, at the age of 43 years old, after quietly battling colon cancer for four years. Boseman was known for playing the role of  Black Panther of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

A Good Name and a Bad System

Posted on August 13, 2020

The success of Michael Pacquiao, whether he likes it or not, represents a system that favors the elite few and is indifferent to those without the privilege of a powerful name.

Know my story: Sucess behind barong-barong

Posted on March 31, 2020

Education is something that is often taken for granted. While many students are fortunate enough to have money and enroll in private schools, it is a privilege for some. 

Are you really a feminist?

Posted on March 31, 2020

As the National Women’s Month Celebration comes to an end, you ought to ask yourself this important question, “What is fake feminism and why should its tasteless perpetuation in culture stop?”

March Mayhem

Posted on March 31, 2020

With all the crazy things happening in the country, from the hostage-taking incident in Greenhills, San Juan to the Laguna helicopter crash, our country is now under a state of calamity.  No wonder that people are in a state of panic. 

#TogetherAtHome: Celebrities treat fans with mini-concerts online

Posted on March 27, 2020

With concerts, music festivals, and other events canceling due to the COVID-19 risk, many celebrities, musicians, and public figures have resorted to social media in raising the spirit of people and spreading awareness towards the coronavirus, which they called as the #TogetherAtHome campaign—a series from the World Health Organization.

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  2. Lady Knights survive five-set thriller to hit 10-0 mark; Knights fall to EAC
  3. From mountain peaks to city streets: The true face of Philippine tourism
  4. Knights crumble against Blazers, Lady Knights escape defending champs in five grueling sets.
  5. Knights, Lady Knights triumphant in battle of Intramuros
  6. Josef v Ursua revisited as SC rules on same-sex property rights
  7. Letran bags double sweep against San Sebastian
  8. Lady Knights stomp Lady Altas in three sets, Knights bow to Altas Spikers in a nail-biter
  9. More than a decision: From care that empowers autonomy
  10. Letran-Manila shifts from Google Classroom to Canvas
  11. Lady Knights hand Lady Spikers first loss of the tournament, Knights snap winning streak against Red Spikers
  12. Letran, on a winning streak, bags double victories in women's and men’s volleyball
  13. Behind the nostalgic comeback of 2016
  14. Letran-Manila holds earthquake drill orientation ahead of Intramuros-wide exercise
  15. Effusive eruption of Mayon Volcano continues for 18th consecutive day
  16. Etched in Time: Seniors Reflecting on Their Last Semester
  17. Knighted in Glory: Honoring the victories and upcoming challenges of season 101
  18. MoveIt Drivers: A Christmas Journey
  19. From Law to Life: RA 11166's Fight Against HIV on World AIDS Day
  20. The Rooster's Mass: A Filipino heartbeat at dawn
  21. Marcos Jr.’s priority bills: A deep dive into four crucial legislations
  22. Warm glow in the dark walls: Christmas festivities in Intramuros
  23. Letran suffers heartbreaking loss against rival San Beda, ends NCAA 101 run as first runner up.
  24. Honoring Bonifacio: Rallying Against Corruption
  25. Knights return to familiar territory with an old foe standing in the way
  26. Letran sweeps Perpetual, back in the Finals after 3 years
  27. Preparing future tourism professionals, one event at a time