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Instituto Cervantes and the Spanish Embassy to celebrate Filipino and Spanish zarzuelas at UST

On November 14, the Instituto Cervantes, the Embassy of Spain in the Philippines, the University of Santo Tomas (UST), and Teatro de la Zarzuela,...

UP mathematicians develop computational tool to analyze steady-state behavior in biological systems

A common way to study biochemical systems is through computer simulations. Scientists specify the initial concentrations of molecules and assign values to reaction parameters...

MGM 2026 roundup: NCCA highlights art, heritage, and cultural spaces across the country

October is a month full of celebrations, including one that honors the four-cornered spaces where our history, stories, and identities find its right place. Observed...

‘2 Valid IDs’ heads to Argentina to compete at Mar del Plata International Film Festival

The 41st Mar del Plata International Film Festival has officially unveiled its lineup, and among the international titles vying for top honors in Argentina...

Instituto Cervantes de Manila to host online talk on Nebrija’s influence on Philippine languages

On November 18, 2026, at 6 PM, Instituto Cervantes de Manila will host a webinar titled “Nebrija: el imperio de las lenguas” (Nebrija: The...

Is it ‘girl math,’ or just ‘bad money math?’

On “girl math,” lifestyle inflation, and why our 20s can make spending feel like a personality trait. There’s a very specific experience of being in...

Family drama takes over Cebuano theater in ‘I Am Normal’ for two nights

Every family has one: the one who fills the silence, laughs the loudest, and finds a reason to celebrate an ordinary Tuesday. The one...

‘Silenced Nights’ breaks ground at Skopje International Film Festival

The gripping drama “Silenced Nights” will be the first Filipino feature to compete at the Skopje International Film Festival. The 26th edition of the...

EPR: Moving ahead in the journey while going ‘round-and-round’

A box of 1990s-era dishwashing paste and two empty spice jars were among the oddest of odds and ends—junk of the greatest variety—that her...

The peso paradox: Why more financially literate Filipinos are still struggling to build wealth

On a payday morning somewhere in Bulacan, a mother walks into a sari-sari store clutching a handful of coins. She asks for a sachet...