When the Purplehood Committee for 2023 was formed, we had one goal in mind: make the event memorable for the graduating class of Mindanao State University – College of Law, General Santos Extension: the batch In Omnia Paratus.

Our actions have the ability to impact and provide hope to people who are grappling with suicide

On August 31, 1994, Proclamation No. 461 was ratified, declaring the first week of September every year as National Crime Prevention Week.

This is not to suggest that being underprivileged equates to being criminal, rather, this implies that there is a noteworthy link between poverty and criminal behavior that needs to be unraveled.

For an autonomous office like PAO to find itself at odds with the Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability (CPRA) is not just concerning but a reminder of the unresolved complexities within our justice framework.

Truly, this very question resounds with renewed relevance in our nation, which is now grappling with political polarization, evolving challenges, altered history, and shifting ideals.

Today, we reaffirm our commitment to the well-being of our fellow Filipinos and the global community. No Matter What, we remain steadfast in our pursuit of a better world for all, driven by the belief that together, our actions can inspire change beyond measure.

But why the haste? More importantly, why should the Philippines risk the contributions of its citizens?

By virtue of Resolution 47/196, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the 17th of October as the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. This year marks the 30th anniversary of recognizing our commitment to the poor and the continuing fight against all forms of discrimination.

While the pandemic’s effects still linger in our lives today, on this Mental Health Day, let us be mindful of the people around us who are finding it harder to survive each passing day.

It is when we, the common law student, become not only the voice but the judge. The judge will pass the verdict on every law student's future and general welfare.

It is said to be more cost-effective than traditional banking systems and intended to be used by anyone with internet access, and transactions are more secure and done anonymously. However, the reality is far from these intentions.

It is really evident that the campaign period and elections this year will go down as one of the most impassioned.

If there is anything that has encapsulated how I feel about this elections, Charles Dickens spoke for me and mourned with my soul.

Our love for drama and its heroes, however, does not end on directed shows that we see on our screens. It manifests more so in our fanatic quest for leaders. We search for a Cardo everywhere.

One cannot really compare the experience that law school brings to the table with other types of stress, regardless of whether the student is working or full time.