The co-founder and consulting editor of Ms. Magazine championed the feminist movement from the late 1960s onwards and inspired generations of women
At Peñarrubia Integrated School in Abra, students learn natural dyeing, weaving, and embroidery through a specialized senior high school curriculum rooted in indigenous knowledge
As varsity leagues nationwide seek to prevent another Ateneo tragedy, the Student-Athletes Protection Act aims to hold schools and sports associations more accountable
‘There’s something funny about a star like this because there’s only room for one name: mine. But no career is ever the work of just one person. So if they made this star big enough, there would be a lot of other names on it,’ says Lea Salonga, the first Filipina to receive her own Hollywood Walk of Fame star
Mojares was an award-winning writer, historian, and literary critic who had contributed greatly to the promotion of regional and Filipino literature
‘Kanibal,’ a 16-minute Hiligaynon short film written and directed by Michael Baylon, turns body horror into a commentary on the redevelopment of an Iloilo City public market
Heat and thirst establish the class divide in ‘Filipiñana,’ Rafael Manuel’s satirical debut featuring a 17-year-old ‘tee girl’
Ylona sits down with Rappler to talk about what it’s been like to make music for the past 10 years, her sonic growth, and her upcoming EP
While the Student-Athletes Protection Act features ‘detailed regulation against commercialization,’ enforcing it is another matter
‘From the time I wake up to the time I go to sleep the rain never stops… I fear that, if my brain gets used to constantly feeling this down, it will consider this the “new normal” and I have to be on a higher medical regime forever after this.’