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CHICKS coffee

October 6, 2026

For many Filipinos, their day begins with a cup of coffee and usually taken with pan de sal brought fresh from the nearby bakery.

The command to seek first the Kingdom of God

October 6, 2026

We continue our series on the commands of Jesus Christ. This week, we come to a command that addresses our priorities: the command to seek first the kingdom of God.

When 8 o’clock meant Mundo Mistiko

October 6, 2026

When we were young, and the transistor radio was practically our only source of entertainment, our evenings followed a simple but unforgettable routine.

Corsino Fund for political discourse

October 1, 2026

The Ambassador MacArthur F. Corsino Fund has been established by Silliman University through its History and Political Science Department to support an annual distinguished lecture in political science and international relations, in recognition of the contributions of the Silliman alumnus, diplomat, educator, and Outstanding Sillimanian Awardee.

Setting boundaries

October 1, 2026

We all have that friend or relative who has the annoying habit of invading our personal space physically, or even worse, verbally by asking intensely personal questions in public settings.

Bamboo Festival

September 30, 2026

For the third year in a row, Cauayan, my hometown, celebrated its Bamboo Festival. The festival, held in honor of the plant that inspired the name of the town, is a highlight of the local celebration of the National Tourism Month.

The command to pray and not lose heart

September 30, 2026

We continue our series on the commands of Jesus Christ. This week, we come to a command that sustains all the others: the command to pray and never give up.

Power Interruptions: Causes, Consequences & Policy Measures

September 30, 2026

Recurring rotating brownouts are no longer simply an inconvenience to electricity consumers. When power interruptions sometimes last for six to twelve hours, they become a serious economic, public-health, social and development concern.

From ‘Dal-uy’ to ‘I do’

September 24, 2026

The waters off the Rizal Boulevard in Dumaguete was ablaze with lighted lanterns last Friday, September 11 as Foundation University held its annual commemoration of the Dal-uy Festival, dubbed Festival of Hope. Started in 2000 as a small gathering among administrators only, the event took place in the campus’ Social Garden, albeit on a small scale as miniature lanterns were floated.

CHICKS coffee

The command to seek first the Kingdom of God

When 8 o’clock meant Mundo Mistiko

Corsino Fund for political discourse

Setting boundaries

Bamboo Festival

The command to pray and not lose heart

Power Interruptions: Causes, Consequences & Policy Measures

From ‘Dal-uy’ to ‘I do’

The age of perpetual disasters

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