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Sent out to bear fruit

June 10, 2026

On May 31, Central Philippine University held its commencement exercises for the university colleges.

Challenges in public education

June 10, 2026

Public education remains one of the greatest legacies left by the Americans to the Philippines.

FU, GDIPU pioneer cross-border education

June 4, 2026

Marking a milestone in cross-border education, Foundation University in Dumaguete City hosted its first-ever hybrid completion ceremony in partnership with Guangdong Industry Polytechnic University (GDIPU), Guangdong, China on May 20, 2026.

The 5 questions I hate to hear

June 4, 2026

If you want to kill a conversation, it’s as easy as pie, and it’s not by using clichés like ‘easy as pie’ either. Whether it’s in a conversation with coworkers or at a party with old friends, you can send a conversation spiraling into the trash bin simply by asking one of the five questions below. I know it’ll kill any conversation you try to start with me.

Jordan & Dylan

June 2, 2026

With Game 7 just completed in the Western Conference of the U.S. National Basketball Association, the stage is set for the 2026 finals between New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs, which came from behind and won two-in-a-row to stun the Oklahoma City Thunders, 111-103, in their epic May 30 encounter.

Pentecost: Old festival, new meaning

June 2, 2026

Pentecost Sunday is often called the birthday of the church. But here is something many Christians do not realize: Pentecost was not a new festival invented by the apostles.

The Christians in Indonesia

June 2, 2026

For nearly a decade, I travelled across Indonesia working with communities confronting poverty, food insecurity, and social vulnerability.

From form to vision

May 28, 2026

Architects are part designer, part problem-solver, part translator between ideas and the physical world. At the core, they are people who shape how humans live in space.

Data centers & kudzu

May 28, 2026

Kudzu, a climbing, creeping perennial vine that’s native to Japan and southeast China, was introduced to the United States in 1876, during the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition.

Remembering the Boat People

May 27, 2026

A recent get-together with my Iloilo City-based friend, Dr. Vic Salas, reminded me of two inter-related international events – one observed late last month and the other to be marked next month. These two events strike a deep chord in my heart and mind.

Sent out to bear fruit

Challenges in public education

FU, GDIPU pioneer cross-border education

The 5 questions I hate to hear

Jordan & Dylan

Pentecost: Old festival, new meaning

The Christians in Indonesia

From form to vision

Data centers & kudzu

Remembering the Boat People

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