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Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.

BDO Foundation aids communities through RHUs

As part of joint efforts to support underserved sectors of society in the second year of the pandemic, BDO Foundation, Beiersdorf Philippines, and U.S.-Philippines...

SBMA now requires vaccination cards for Subic entry

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT—The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) has started checking for vaccination cards among persons entering the Subic Bay Freeport to prevent further...

SSS to offer calamity assistance to members, pensioners affected by Typhoon Odette

The Social Security System (SSS) will offer a Calamity Assistance Package to members and pensioners affected by Typhoon Odette starting Jan. 14. SSS President and...

The power of collective efforts: SM’s Operation Tulong Express

In times of calamities, SM always ensures to be one of the first responders that provide immediate relief to affected individuals and families. Through...

PhilHealth extends 2021 accreditation of healthcare facilities

The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) on Tuesday announced that it will extend the validity of all currently accredited health facilities (HFs) until January...

Sharp Philippines celebrates its 40th anniversary

There is a saying that great things come in small packages. At least for this company, that was how their story began 110 years...

LifeWave Helps Showcase Modern Approach to Wellness

In much of the world, the idea of wellness has long been roughly the same as the concept of being free from illness. While...

Meralco helps restore power in typhoon-hit areas

The Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) has extended assistance to expedite restoration of electricity services in areas that were severely affected by Typhoon Odette (international...

Pag-IBIG Fund allocates P5 B in Calamity Loan to help members in Odette-hit areas

Under the Pag-IBIG Calamity Loan Program, eligible members may borrow up to 80% of their total Pag-IBIG Savings, which consist of their monthly contributions, the counterpart employer’s contributions, and accumulated dividends earned. And in consideration of the plight of the members, the Calamity Loan is offered at a rate of 5.95% per annum which is the lowest rate in the market.

Memorable holiday celebrations at Diamond Hotel

Diamond Hotel Philippines gives you more reasons to celebrate and be merry this holiday season. Make the hotel your preferred dining destination to make the...

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When workday ends, painting begins

This front office manager finds artistic inspiration in Baguio When people think of art galleries, they often imagine spaces reserved for a select few—artists, collectors, critics, or those already familiar with the language of art. It is an assumption that can make exhibitions feel distant from everyday life. Yet...

Teaching beyond the textbook: How Filipino educators are redefining the classroom

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — Teaching today extends far beyond delivering lessons. Filipino educators are expected to adapt to changing curricula, create engaging learning experiences, prepare materials, and manage administrative responsibilities—all while helping students succeed in an increasingly digital world. As these demands grow, teachers are finding ways to...

A promise of safer learning spaces—SM Foundation

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — Classrooms are where dreams take shape and where a child feels safe enough to imagine a better future. That sense of security was put to the test when a powerful earthquake struck Cebu in September 2025. While many families worried about their homes, two...