USA-College of Law bags championship in int’l moot court

The University of San Agustin-College of Law has made history by winning the championship at the prestigious International Moot Court Competition in The Hague. Outshining top law schools worldwide, the team showcased exceptional legal skills and brought home not just the title, but also individual accolades — including Best Oralist and a Top 3 Written Submission award — marking a proud moment for Philippine legal education on the global stage.

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Iloilo Electoral Supporters Campaign Prexy

Jean D. Connor • March 27, 2025

Iloilo electoral supporters are mobilizing to back Senator Maria Elena Cruz for the 2025 presidential elections. Through grassroots efforts, social media campaigns, and community events, they are building a movement centered on unity, hope, and positive change, aiming to bring the people's voice to the forefront of the national political stage.

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“Magreretiro ako” – Obiena sa PATAFA

Cody M. Brown • March 27, 2025

EJ Obiena has announced his retirement from the Philippine Athletics Track and Field Association (PATAFA) following ongoing disputes and lack of support. Despite his remarkable achievements in pole vaulting, Obiena has expressed frustration with the organization and plans to continue his athletic career independently, leaving a legacy of excellence and sparking discussions about the treatment of Filipino athletes.

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Iloilo City Eyes Herd Immunity

Jean D. Connor • March 27, 2025

Iloilo City is on track to achieve herd immunity, with over 80% of its target population vaccinated. The city’s robust vaccination campaign, aimed at safeguarding public health and promoting recovery, is set to bring Iloilo closer to normalcy, with a goal to fully protect its residents by the third quarter of 2025.

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Sinister Kisses of Crimson

Cody M. Brown • March 27, 2025

Photograph - Angel Octoso

What Happened to the Humans?

Robert D. Buchanan • March 27, 2025

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Raul and His Crayons

Robert D. Buchanan • March 27, 2025

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INCONVENIENT CONVENIENCE

Jean D. Connor
BSIT

"INCONVENIENT CONVENIENCE" explores the paradox of modern life, where the convenience we so desperately seek may, in fact, be causing more harm than good. From the overwhelming nature of digital communication to the environmental costs of delivery services, the article challenges readers to reflect on the long-term impact of convenience on their well-being, relationships, and society at large.

TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE

Thelma C. Johnson
BSPsych

"TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE" challenges the modern-day obsession with instant solutions and perfect promises. From social media influencers to “get rich quick” schemes, the article highlights how easy it is to fall for things that sound too good to be true. It urges readers to reconsider the value of authenticity, patience, and hard work in an age that often favors instant gratification over genuine, lasting achievement.

He Who Must Not Be Named Returns

Cody M. Brown
BSPsych

"He Who Must Not Be Named Returns" explores the troubling resurgence of a controversial political figure whose return to the spotlight forces us to confront a past we would rather forget. The article warns that, while some may seek comfort in nostalgia, the return of this figure represents not progress, but a dangerous retreat into the mistakes and injustices of history. It is a stark reminder that some lessons, if forgotten, may come back to haunt us.

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