Opinion

By Sophia Angeline G. Delantero One of the things that people do not admit the most is that they do not understand love. Love, in its purest form, is a ...

By Danilo P. Padua, PhD As a concerned Filipino, I am very interested in what is happening in our Congress, especially in our Senate. After all, what happens in Congress ...

By Atty. Antonio P. Pekas I wanted to highlight his article with the feedbacks of Reynald Yawan and Mdme. Lita Molitas-Colting to our article on corruption through infrastructures the other ...

By Jan Vicente B. Pekas The Philippines, throughout much of its history, has been a subject to a more powerful country. Our very name, Philippines, is one that came from ...

By Reisha Mae F. Valdez, UC student For weeks, the Senate was consumed by a battle over leadership. There were walkouts, absences, shifting alliances, and endless discussions about who had ...

By Anthony A. Araos His look was unflinching. I saw it in the commitment of Governor Jerry Dalipog to put up the Ifugao Sports Complex (ISC) as a legacy to ...

By Danilo P. Padua, PhD It is a global recognition! The Benguet State University is definitely carving an enviable niche in the educational firmament in the country. This is reflected ...

By Atty. Antonio P. Pekas I am taking off from my column story last week about the effectiveness of an intelligentsia in curbing corruption. Sure, it is effective but not ...

By Sophia Angeline G. Delantero In the fast lane of cars and dreams comes the wind of fleeting time. We have witnessed growing conflicts of interest within the Philippine government ...

By Jan Vicente B. Pekas In middle school, I had classmates who were always the butt of jokes. The kid who walked a bit differently than the other boys. The ...

By Reisha Mae F. Valdez, UC student Whenever I read stories about young athletes, I find myself looking beyond the scoreboard. What interests me most is not the championship trophy, ...

By Anthony A. Araos As part of efforts to upgrade teachers on revised curriculum applications and give Ifugao students more time to develop fundamental skills on various important skills, the ...

By Atty. Antonio P. Pekas A new client came by the other day. He related he is from Baguio but he had the chance to frequent the Bicol area recently ...

By Jan Vicente B. Pekas Now that the rainy season has come, life for the common Filipino, no matter how hard or unbearable it was before, will only get worse ...

By Sophia Angeline G. Delantero Assignments. Reflection Papers. Exams. Grades. This is where my world revolves. These are the only things that have worried me for the past 16 years ...

By Reisha Mae F. Valdez, UC student Last week, I stared out of a jeepney window as rainwater slowly covered the road. The traffic barely moved. I could only sigh ...

By Anthony A. Araos There is really a need for the administration of Governor Jerry Dalipog of Ifugao to explore partnerships with other entities in the national government in infrastructure ...

By Atty. Antonio P. Pekas Over dinner last night, I overheard my son who was to submit today his first internship article. It is a news item he has yet ...

By Danilo P. Padua, PhD During the first quarter of this 2026, Congressman Eric Yap filed House Bill 8405-An act establishing a vegetable processing plant in the province of Benguet ...

By Jan Vicente B. Pekas In recent days, some senators have pushed for the possibility of online voting. To allow a certain senator to do his “work” online and continue ...