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THE ANNUAL John Gokongwei Student Enterprise Center (JSEC) Challenge is upon us! With 29 food stalls vying for the crown, figuring out which ones to try can be dizzying, but don’t fret! The comeback of Vantage Magazine’s JSEC Roundup has you covered. Want a passport to authentic East Asian food without stepping off campus? This […]
By Ashley Lumauig and Audrey Ruiz
April 1, 2025
By Ashley Lumauig and Audrey Ruiz • April 1, 2025
WOMEN DO pilates, yoga, or strictly cardio, while men lift weights—at least that is the stereotype. For years, weightlifting has been seen as a man’s sport, with gym culture reinforcing the idea that strength belongs to men while gentleness is for women. Societal expectations for women in strength training extend beyond common sexist stereotypes, embedding […]
By Audrey Ruiz and Nicolette David
March 25, 2025
By Audrey Ruiz and Nicolette David • March 25, 2025
WHAT IS life without love? Perhaps it is a hollow existence where hearts beat but can never truly be together—where it proves to be both a withstanding promise and an excruciating curse. Adapted from William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Tanghalang Ateneo’s Sintang Dalisay follows the tragic love story of Rashiddin Mustapha and Jamila Kalimuddin, who […]
By Audrey Ruiz
March 24, 2025
By Audrey Ruiz • March 24, 2025
TEN YEARS, seven branches, and countless satisfied customers—Hunger Buster has been a beacon of culinary comfort within and beyond the Ateneo for a decade, satisfying burger cravings in the heart of the day. Over the years, it has evolved from a student-run JSEC stall to a well-established business on and off campus. Hunger Buster has […]
By Madi Castro, Ashley Lumauig and Audrey Ruiz
January 9, 2025
By Madi Castro, Ashley Lumauig and Audrey Ruiz • January 9, 2025
TRAVEL BACK in time to the year 1942 in the Philippines, a period in our history that has been blood-marked by the Japanese occupation and the fierce struggle of the Filipino people. Ateneo ENTABLADO’s Sa Tahanan ng Aking Ama vividly portrays family hardships during this period of conflict, a nation’s submission to foreign power, and […]
By Audrey Ruiz
November 18, 2024
By Audrey Ruiz • November 18, 2024