#Refreshments: In the most literal and loneliest space, a man wakes up with no memory of who he is or why he exists there, unaware that he’s been sent on a mission to save a dying world. In ‘Project Hail Mary’ (2026), Andy Weir — the mind behind ‘The Martian’ — returns to the screen once again, placing humanity and beyond in the quiet, unforgiving expanse of space.
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“Are you man enough?” It is a phrase often thrown around as a challenge that measures courage, strength, and confidence against a standard that has long been coded as ‘masculine.’ To be decisive is to be ‘man enough.’ To speak up is to be ‘man enough.’ To lead is to be ‘man enough.’
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It begins long before graduation, sometimes in the middle of senior high enrollment, sometimes in hushed conversations during college application season. A selection of courses opens for students, weighed, and rearranged. On one side are degrees that promise titles and board exams; on the other are programs often described as ‘passion’ or, worse, ‘sayang.’ Students learn early on that dreams, too, are subject to practicality.
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A match made in heaven does not exist. It is a standard of perfection that leads couples to believe they are bound forever. When tensions start to rise and the path forward blurs, one starts to constantly wonder whether their partner was actually ‘the one’ intended by Cupid.
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Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer an experimental tool or a passing online trend. It is now embedded in everyday digital life, shaping how images are created, shared, and perceived. With minimal effort, AI systems can fabricate realistic faces, replicate artistic styles, and generate polished visuals without the knowledge or consent of the people whose likenesses are used to produce them.
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In its ninth season, ‘TAMDULA IX: Unfiltered’ graced the stage with four unique stories, each offering a lesson wrapped in layers of laughter and emotion. This two-hour dulaanturned the simple, everyday moments we often overlook into reflections of life. Through plays such as ‘Detention,’ ‘Genesis,’ ‘Finders Keepers,’ and ‘Phone-Free Zone,’ the production reminded audiences that the smallest, most familiar experiences can carry the biggest truths about ourselves and the world around us.
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Every year, these posts surface as Concierto draws closer—some looking for someone to be with just for the night, others hoping to find a connection that lasts beyond the event. With Concierto falling on February 13, just a day before Valentine’s Day, single students often feel mounting pressure—not because they’re excluded from celebrating, but the weight of expectations—from social media, peers, and even oneself—can feel overwhelming.
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Love rarely enters students’ lives as something entirely new. Before it is lived, it is learned through screens, soundtracks, and stories that offer emotional direction that real life often withholds. Over time, these stories begin to shape how students understand love itself—what it should feel like, how it should unfold, and where its limits lie.
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Each year, the Tamaraw community navigates through a spectrum of emotions, from soaring triumphs to exhausting stress. Living through 2025 felt like an unrelenting cycle—a constant question of when the storm will finally break. From the roar of protests and walkouts to the lashing rainfalls and shifting learning modalities, these events crashed over Far Eastern University (FEU) like a tidal wave, testing the resilience and spirit of every student.
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Drawing millions of devotees, Filipino Catholics flock to the streets of Manila during Traslacion to witness the return of the sacred image from the Quirino Grandstand to the Quiapo Church as part of the Feast of the Jesus Nazarene every January 9.
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