Same-Same? Not Quite: The Adulting Guide to Getting Your Gut (and Care) Right

Adulting is supposed to mean you’ve figured a few things out—you track your expenses, reply to emails with “Noted, thanks,” and somehow get excited about grocery discounts. But when it comes to digestive problems, many Pinoys still handle every “sakit ng tiyan” the same way. Kabag? Acid? Constipation? Hilab? Same solution: inom agad ng kung […]
The Manila Hotel Blooms with “Flores de Primavera Y Filipiniana” Exhibit

In celebration of National Heritage Month and Flores de Mayo, The Manila Hotel, in partnership with Designers Circle Philippines, unveils “Flores de Primavera Y Filipiniana,” a captivating fashion exhibit at the Grand Dame of the Philippines. Inspired by the idyllic beauty of the Filipiniana, the exhibit highlights the vibrant intersection of culture and creativity. The […]
Filipino AI Technologies Gain Global Groundas Asia’s $78B AI Economy Accelerates

As artificial intelligence rapidly becomes the backbone of enterprise systems across Asia, the Department of Science and Technology – Technology Application and Promotion Institute (DOST-TAPI) is bringing Filipino innovations into the global conversation, not as concepts, but as deployable, enterprise-ready solutions. Through its campaign: “PhilippiNOW Philippines’ New Opportunities Worldwide: Activating Innovations from Within,” and with […]
A SWEEP moment: Xavier University Alum Tops Electronics Engineering Board Exam

When Engr. Carl Vincent Malinao of Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan walked into the PLDT and Smart headquarters in Makati, it marked a milestone for the academe and the telco industry – that their close collaboration can help shape a professional engineering career. The school first signed up for the Smart Wireless Engineering Education […]
Mapua’s Blueprint for a Resilient RP Energy Future

A Mapua University educator said the trigger for country’s present energy woes was the Middle East conflict, but that the root cause was structural in nature. Professor Aldrin Calderon, dean of Mechanical, Manufacturing, and Energy Engineering at Mapua University explained that over-reliance on a narrow, import-dependent fuel mix, and insufficient diversification over decades was the […]