Toni Gramsci and the leader of the Gadfly Society speak out on the power of the Internet.
Crusada’s entry into campus politics is proving to be a game-changer.
Four people with different backgrounds and diverging perspectives share their thoughts on what politicization means in the context of the Ateneo. Politicizing the community is about, first, making sure na may paki sa lahat [ang mga estudyante]. [It’s about] trying to challenge students to be more critical. So you have to inform them—but at the [...]
The Loyola Schools’ recent history saw the resurgence of student politics, politicking, and politicization.
When 2009 came, the Ateneo was awash with banners and colors signifying its sesquicentennial year. The new Rizal Library building was constructed as a new school landmark, and events were organized here and there to celebrate the Ateneo’s one hundred and fifty years’ worth of history.
For centuries, the Roman Catholic Church has held great power in Philippine society. Its influence perhaps took root in the clergymen’s role as government actors during the Spanish era, and it has been influential ever since. Over time, the Church has come to have a strong foothold in the hearts and minds—and souls—of the Filipino [...]