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…
Slouching Towards Bethlehem*: The Grapple with a System that Prospers in Intellectual Dissonance
By Leigh Anne Darlene E. Dispo | Photo Courtesy: Child Hope Philippines Intellectual discourse very rarely favors the right people. When all it is meant to promote is collective action,…
Civic Participation Under a Rule of Dynasties
by Alyanna Joyce S. Abadejos | Photo Courtesy: Rappler Political families — whether revered or reviled — have become so deeply woven into the fabric of our political life that…
Beyond the Maxim: Is “Ang Kabataan ang Pag-asa ng Bayan” a Prophecy or a Present Reality?
By Joanne B. Benitez Dr. Jose Rizal once said, ‘Ang Kabataan ang Pag-asa ng Bayan’ (The Youth are the Hope of the Nation). But are they merely a glimmer of…