Because the truth is, you could. You could close the books, walk away, and choose to live life. You could decide that law school is not worth the constant pressure, the endless readings, and the mental toll it takes every day.
The house is quieter, that much is true, but so is my heart, and it feels new. In all this hush, I finally hear: I’m happier now, and healing here.
Kalilangan reminds us that progress is not synonymous with forgetting. Even amid modernization, the roots of a people must remain visible, respected, and alive.
A great number of these 5,594 individuals who will enter the legal profession most likely have little to no idea what they will do next as newly-minted lawyers.
By: Atty. Hendrequito T. Sebios, Jr. The President and high-ranking officials of the Government of the United States of America (US) argue that the capture and detention of the sitting Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife, Cilia Flores, on charges of narco‑terrorism and drug trafficking is not a conventional military invasion but a legitimate law enforcement action to apprehend fugitives from US justice. The US insists that the attack is necessary and consistent to American se
Every beginning, no matter how small, deserves to be honored.
For Rizal’s martyrdom was not an ending, but a lantern passed from his hands to ours.
Here's to soft day, warm lights and a little peace before the next semester's battle begins.
The Filipino people are not as uneducated and naïve as most of our politicians think they are.
Violence against women, however, is not only an assault on dignity but also a direct threat to health.
Bonifacio’s cry was more than a call to arms—it was a call to dignity. Today, we honor the flame that lit our nation’s path to freedom.
Atty. Mary Chris Gulle, CPA, Valedictorian of Batch Ad Meliora, describes her journey towards becoming a lawyer.
Hello 👋 We welcome a new school year and all the less welcome – but necessary – digests, readings, recitations, and stress – that comes with it. This hopeful beginning is celebrated every year with the acquaintance party, where old faces are made fresh, and new faces are shown off before they shortly carry with them the look of a law student who has endured the study of law. A Calling for the Thinkers In the Black and White Gala, this year's acquaintance party, students were reminded by Att
