Notes & Essays

A quest to reclaim the happiness of reading.

Volunteers across the country are doing their part in helping out our medical heroes.

In the midst of this pandemic, there are people who have just had it. 

When my father-in-law passed away, people cowered in fear instead of being compassionate.

An essay by a Filipino living in Italy, where COVID-19 has killed over 2,000 patients and placed the entire country under lockdown.

When you’re unwilling to accept information that contradicts what you already believe, that’s confirmation bias.

Food and the imagination of a nation.

A toast to the end of the year

Don’t let the pressures of the season get to you.

What do we really get out of it?

An excerpt from the new memoir “To Love Another Day: The Memoirs of Cory Aquino.”

He moved even those turned off by the history refracted through his lens enough to inspire protest or to trigger deeper reading and analysis.

Society’s expectations have dictated our behavior long enough.

Raising a young man, his sister's son, Rico Quimbo figured out when best to let go.

Amid the chaos of lingering emotions, a father remembers to ask his firstborn if he is okay.

You could go to jail for these violations.

It’s not an exact science, but we think we’ve figured it out.

What it means to be a Muslim in the Philippines.

Food trends come and go, but common sense should always be our guide when we eat.

Let Captain Marvel educate you on gender equality.

And will new DOLE guidelines vs. the boundary system change anything?