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By Jaime Benitez This article is Part II of The Theatre Critic, Becoming . You can find Part I here . Of all my usap-usapans, [ Sierra Lakes ] is the most minimalist — and, though it has the tersest dialogue, I consider it to be one of my most eloquent, provided that it is performed correctly. (xxxi) This is what Tony Perez, playwright of Sierra Lakes , said in Pagbabaguntao sa Berbanya, Volume 2 of a collection of his literary works. To me, it captures the essence of what m

By Zyra Lentija Have you ever thought about what it really means to stay? Not just to linger or go through the motions, but to remain by choice ? In the Christian narrative, God did not leave humanity to struggle on its own. When Jesus became man, He chose to stay with us, among us, for all time. He stayed despite suffering, rejection, and death, showing that the deepest freedom is not in walking away but in staying faithfully and intentionally. There is a quiet kind of trag

This article examines Filipino youth’s perspectives on faith and religion in relation to their readiness to undertake an “evangelizing mission” in both strict and broad senses.

By Icarus Another View of Christmas With Christmas and New Year fast approaching, it is hard not to notice the things that seem to obscure the season’s warmth. Traffic for instance is at an all-time high. Instead of Christmas lights, we are greeted with a trail of red brake lights everywhere we go. Christmas parties engulf the night with their boom boxes and announcement of prizes. Families who decided to travel abroad leave their home unattended, turning their community into

We used to wait by bridges and waiting sheds. We used to show up, even when it rained.

We used to wait by bridges and waiting sheds. We used to show up, even when it rained.

We used to wait by bridges and waiting sheds. We used to show up, even when it rained.

Story gives structure. But purpose gives direction. Story helps us understand the past and the present. Purpose points us towards the future.

International academic programs at two of the world’s most renowned institutions of higher learning — the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge.

UA&P welcomed Mr. Rafael Lopa, President & CEO of ASA Philippines Foundation, and his team to the University on October 20, 2025.

We are once again at EDSA. Another big demonstration is being organized for late November.

A groundbreaking study by the leading economic think tank Center for Research and Communication of the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P)

A groundbreaking study by the leading economic think tank Center for Research and Communication of the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P)

This article examines ASEAN agricultural supply chains, focusing on their role in linking farms, markets, and consumers.

The article examines the Philippine cut flower industry’s evolving production, trade, and market dynamics.

The article examines the Philippine beef cattle industry’s expanding demand, production gaps, and market conditions.