Privilege, Not a Right: Equilibrium in Law School
Law school is a battleground, not just of intellect but of perseverance. Angel Kate Alag examines the concept of "privilege" within the legal profession, arguing that true social justice requires…
Keeping Your Sanity in Law School: A Guide for the Working Students
For many working law students, the second half of the day begins when everyone else is asleep. This guide explores how to balance the demands of career, family, and law…
Amid new environments, first-generation law students seek to make their mark
"The first-generation law student is a trailblazer, braving the rigors of legal education without a roadmap. They turn the challenges of their journey into catalysts, establishing legacies that resonate with…
DOING AS THE ROMANS DO: Atty. Romar Montesa’s Changing Hats
By Leigh Anne Darlene E. Dispo Atty. Romar Bae Montesa, known among his friends as “Boss Romar,” is a School of Law graduate of San Beda College Alabang last 2024…
SBCA-SOL, SBU-COL Faculty holds Benedictine Pilgrimage for Jubilee 2025
By: Patricia Monique M. Santiaguel Photo by: Atty. Kate Capulong In commemoration of the Year of the Jubilee, faculty members of San Beda College Alabang-School of Law (SBCA-SOL) and San…
ARC Kicks Off 21st Grand Alumni Homecoming with ‘AlumNight: A Prelude 2025’
by Vhee-Jei M. Bringas MUNTINLUPA, PH — The SBCA SOL Alumni Relations Commission (ARC) marked the beginning of the 21st San Beda College Alabang Alumni Grand Homecoming by hosting AlumNight:…
MARTIAL LAW 53: HUGE TURNOUT FLOODS THE STREETS AGAINST CORRUPTION
By Ethel Monique Domingo | Photo by: Atty. Kim Naparan MANILA, PH — In one of the largest Martial Law commemorations in recent years, fiery “Ikulong na ‘yan, mga kurakot…
Reddit and the Rule of Law: Freedom of Speech or Freedom to Harm?
By Martin Charlz Tanodra | Photo Courtesy: Nur Photo Have you ever hit “post” on a comment, perhaps fueled by anger or disappointment, targeting a professor, classmate, or organization on…
The Cost of Passive Endurance: How the Filipino Moral Compass Fuels Corruption
By Lou Margaret Nebit | Photo Courtesy: Rappler The Philippines prides itself on being a deeply religious nation. From fiestas to family rituals, faith is woven into the country’s cultural…
The Promise of Unity: The Irony Behind a Slogan in a Divided Philippines
By Janica Shanelle Yu | Photo Courtesy: Romeo Ranoco Unity. That was the rallying cry of the political partnership that now governs the country—a symbolic merger of the Northern Dynasty…