Written by John Arvin Buenaagua/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Joanne Dy Bunteng/THE RED CHRONICLES In the middle of the bustling city, a few steps away from the bars and restaurants in Molito, there is a place designed to plant, nurture, and build dreams. It was a busy day in Nook, whose website describes it as a …
Written by Aira Julie Gianan/THE RED CHRONICLES Layout by Lynden Alyanna Valenzuela/THE RED CHRONICLES It was only a simple plan: have lunch in Don Antonio, Quezon City, and sample their Palestinian food at the Little Gaza’s Kitchen. My mission: To try some of their meals and write an observational piece about their offerings and operations …
A Taste of Hope: How the Little Gaza’s Kitchen unites Filipino and Palestinian culture Read More »
Written by Quennie B. Sereno /THE RED CHRONICLES Layout by Jed Paul O. Naval/THE RED CHRONICLES Once upon a time, there was a peaceful, beautiful neighborhood called the Swat Valley. Then came a group of armed men. Originating in Afghanistan, they called themselves “Taliban”, or students in the Pashto language. Soon, the Taliban’s influence has …
Nowhere to Go: The Life of Internally Displaced Persons Read More »
Written by Lorraine Christine Santos /THE RED CHRONICLES Layout by Lynden Alyanna Valenzuela/THE RED CHRONICLES Filipinos are no strangers to sunshine and tropical climate. We grew up embracing sun-kissed days and spending our childhood outdoors – this was the essence of summer. But the warmth that once defined vibrance and carefree vacations now feels cruel. …
Climate on Trial: The Heat of Law Amidst Climate Injustice Read More »
Written by French Vivienne T. Templonuevo/THE RED CHRONICLES Layout by Luis Marco Mendoza/THE RED CHRONICLES Revisiting the 24th of February 2022, the world witnessed how the armed hostilities and invasion of the Russian forces on the Ukrainian soil commenced, prompting the beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian War. A full-scale invasion of Ukraine was launched by the …
A Dance with the Imperialist Dragons: The Motivations of the Russo-Ukrainian War Read More »
Written by AJ Rodriguez (Features Writer Emeritus)/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Jed Paul Naval/THE RED CHRONICLES Genocide is one of the most egregious crimes against humanity, involving the deliberate and systematic destruction of a particular group based on ethnicity, nationality, race, religion, or other defining characteristics. Coined by Polish-Jewish lawyer Raphael Lemkin in 1944, the term …
Unveiling the Grim Reality of State-Sanctioned Genocide Read More »
Written by Lorraine Christine Santos/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Lynden Alyanna M. Valenzuela/THE RED CHRONICLES “When does a lawyer make good coffee?”“When he has sufficient grounds.” The first of its kind in the South, the Cafe Legal de Alabang officially opened last November 2023 at Buencamino St, Cupang, Muntinlupa as a modern social space for all. …
A Place to Unrobe Your Robe: Cafe Legal De Alabang Read More »
Written by Aira Julie F. Gianan/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Luis Marco Mendoza/THE RED CHRONICLES In this era of hybrid education, law students find themselves at a crossroads of uncertainty blending online and in-person learning. It is a whole new world, and many are feeling unsure about which path suits them best. Some are drawn to …
Caught on Camera: The Unintended Consequences of Law Students’ Social Media Use Read More »
Written by Quennie B. Sereno/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Vhee-Jei M. Bringas/THE RED CHRONICLES AI is Everywhere From virtual assistants to self-driving cars to facial recognition systems to auto-corrections to chatbots to search and recommendation engines, whether we are aware of it or not, artificial intelligence (AI) is all around us. It pervades our home, workspace, …
Written by Kim V. Naparan/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Lynden Alyanna M. Valenzuela/THE RED CHRONICLES The world is ever-changing. In today’s digital age, the relationship between the world and artificial intelligence (AI) is complex and forever evolving. Yet, it may feel like AI is just a recent development in science and technology. AI actually began in the …
Embracing AI in Education: A Law Student’s Guide to Using AI Read More »