
‘Apir’ Is Not a Mistake, It Is How Filipinos Make Language Their Own
“Apir” is not an error. It is a lesson in how Filipinos absorb, bend, and re-own every language they touch. From revolutionary…

“Apir” is not an error. It is a lesson in how Filipinos absorb, bend, and re-own every language they touch. From revolutionary…

Aryenne Ysabelle Rodrigo grew up selling pastil in Compostela, Davao de Oro. Now, she is studying Environmental Science and Engineering at Harvard,…

A new meme has taken over Philippine social media with three names that sound like they belong to a group chat scandal,…

Philippine craftsmanship has found a striking showcase in the heart of New York City. At the Philippine Center on Fifth Avenue in…

For Filipinos, coffee has always been more than a morning fix. It is the kapeng barako at home, the 3-in-1 at the…