“Promised Neverland”
By: Quennie B. Sereno Magic 12 After two grueling years caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Filipinos put their hopes in their ballots as they cast them during the 2022 May…
The Danger of Red-Tagging
By: Kim Ramos As a hallmark of democracy, being critical and vigilant to the acts of our leaders in the government is crucial in view of the fact that sovereignty…
Climate Activism – An Interview with Ms. Gwen Patria Borcena of Greenresearch Environmental Research Group Inc.
By: AJ Rodriguez Climate activism has been a buzzword for the past few years, especially after former US Vice President Al Gore’s speech about climate change and what he described…
The Best Restobar at the heart of Molito
By: Aira Julie Gianan . As the legendary French chef, restauranteur, and culinary writer, Auguste Escoffier once said, “Good food is the foundation of genuine happiness”. I couldn’t agree more!…
Atty. Grace Anastacio: The War General–Bar Mentor
By: Jydel Nova Famentera “When you learn, teach. When you get, give.” This certain passage is what motivates Atty. Grace M. Anastacio as a Bar mentor. . The esteemed lawyer…
Atty. Dicky Salazar: The All-in Bar Mentor
By: Tom Louis Herrera San Beda College Alabang – School of Law (SBCA-SOL) is home to a number of excellent and well-rounded professors and mentors. If I were to take…
The State of our Nation: A Law Student’s Perspective
By: Tina Miranda and Kyle Tejada . The 17th presidential election last May 9 yielded results heavily in favor of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr., the son of the late dictator…
SBCA CBO Holds Mr. & Ms. SOL 2022 for a Cause
By: Jydel Famentera and Tom Herrera The Mr. and Ms. School of Law (SOL) 2022 successfully made its resounding comeback with the theme “The Return of Kings and Queens” last…
Our Country’s Take on Historical Revisionism
By: Kim Abraham D. Ramos “An ignorance of history…fittingly seen in people who are good for nothing except for their being mere spectators.” 1 . These were the words of…
Democracy in the Age of Disinformation
By Hannah Morales & Lorraine Santos . Roughly 40 years ago, the democracy of Filipinos was at its most fragile state. News reports were restricted while newspapers and radio stations…