Binaluktot na Saligan: Isang Dekadang Kapalpakan

Sampung taon mula nang maipanukala ang batas na naglalayong patabain ang utak ng mga batang Filipino hinggil sa konsepto ng wika, agham, at sipnayan, ngunit tila hindi pa rin malinaw kung nasaan na tayo mula sa ating unang hakbang sa pagturo ng wikang katutubo.

Test: Trust or Trouble? | Opinion on the university’s drug-free campus program implementation

When I arrived at our home after a long, tiring day, I immediately checked my Messenger app. One of my friends sent me a message, and I clicked the link, bringing me to the infamous AdNU Freedom Wall. The post reads “Congratulations for being chosen to participate in the AdNU 2024 Drug Test.” It got a good laugh, with the comments filled with sarcastic humor, as some say they should review the FOIL method and wish for a hundred percent positivity rate. However, after scrolling through the other entries, it became clear that many Ateneans are still uncertain about the university's drug-free campus program. While the posts were all in good fun, the underlying issue remains: there’s still a lot of confusion and concern about ADNU's drug-free campus program, and for good reason.

Where Flag and Leaf Bore Aloft, We Cross Unbound

Flag raised, waved by blowing winds, glinted with the hues of blue over red, the sun, and three stars. Unfurled for the first time 126 years ago at the humble setting of then Cavite El Viejo (present-day Kawit, Cavite), the flag raising began to catapult our feet into the promising welcome of rewriting our tale with our bare hands, at last.