On February 24, former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV vowed to bring cyber libel charges against lawyer Levito Baligod, former congressman Mike Defensor, and multiple others, for accusing him of allegedly accepting $2 million from fugitive lawmaker Zaldy Co.

Tens of thousands of Filipinos gathered at Luneta Park on the anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law to protest and demand accountability for the alleged corrupt practices by the Philippine government.

River walking, hiking, loft cabins and long nights in the company of classmates - the three days spent in the forests of Antipolo were all made possible by Temple Hill’s Camp Committee.

“Before I say thanks to God, I’m going to say ICE out.” With a single line, Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny turned music’s biggest night into a political protest. The phrase, prominently used in immigration protests across the country, calls for an end to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests targeting individuals without criminal records.

Anticipating the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution, leaders from the Kilusang Bayan Kontra Kurakot, Bagong Alyansang Makabayan and 80 other youth movements have organized a rally at the historic site of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution, known to the world as the peaceful revolution that ousted a dictator.

The dynamic duo of grade 10 student Ben Samaniego, and grade 8 student Sofie Dy, stand victorious in the Temple Hill high school badminton tournament that took place on November 21.

Since the release of Quezon last October 15, the film has already been receiving mixed reviews. While some believe the movie shows a more accurate side of Quezon, others find it to be misleading and an inaccurate...

To celebrate multicultural month, Temple Hill’s high school students watched Quezon in Cinema ‘76 on October 29, with the aim to understand how the movie presented Philippine history.

Imagine this: adolescents transforming the class tables to lunch tables, some getting the plates, spoons, and forks, and carefully arranging it on the table. Others, getting the platter of food in the kitchen, while others are transferring their packed meals to a plate. Soon enough, everyone found a “spot”, saying grace, and eating together.