Jennifer A. Nielsen is no stranger to epic plots and lovable anti-heroes.

If the crowd that gathered at the National Book Store at Glorietta 1 is anything to go by, then it’s probably safe to assume that the 25-year-old Tahereh Mafi is a favorite among Filipino readers.

To help children aged three to five get ready for school, the Department of Education (DepEd) recently joined forces with two government agencies in offering an innovative project called “Early Learning for Life.”

The current poverty alleviation programs of the government are focused on those that have the best chances of reducing poverty now and if possible ridding it completely in the future. 

It’s been a wonderful 2012 for Filipino math and science wizards.

Some of the researches in the first Philippine International Science Fair (PISF) were conceptualized in the areas where the schools are located, and those that come from Philippine Science High School System (PSHSS) based them on the availability of existing natural resources.   

Anchored on the fundamental principle that between hope and despair, education is the great equalizer, a National Education Leader AKO Conference was held recently for school leaders, managers and teachers in the Department of Education Division in Aklan.

Anne Curtis is indeed the reigning “it” girl these days.

I am 36 years old, with two kids and separated for three years now.

College life is exciting but also stressful for many students, especially now that finals week is approaching. 

Lectures and books are not the only way students learn. Others, especially those in fields like the culinary or performing arts, learn more effectively by doing the particular skills required by their discipline. 

Going green is the in thing these days.

Deep inside every child’s heart is a yearning to fly.

One of the nice things about being sick is that you can easily relate to other persons who may also be in a similar predicament.

Adults with special needs are confronted with many challenges. 

There’s something mysterious and enthralling about Dinagat Islands, its lush wonders comparable to the last frontier of Palawan.

Former Isabela governor Grace Padaca certainly started her tenure at the Commission on Elections (Comelec) with a bang.

Almost four months after typhoon Pablo ravaged southern Philippines, the people especially those in the hardest hit areas are still reeling from the trauma caused by its massive devastation on their houses, towns, properties, and on their lives. 

Kaya Natin!, a non-partisan, multi-sectoral movement committed to good governance and ethical leadership recently launched the nationwide search dubbed “Champions for Health Governance Awards,” an initiative recognizing top performing Local Government Units (LGUs) for excellent and efficient implementation of their local health programs.

To celebrate International Women’s Month last year, I dedicated one of my columns to the greatest women in comic book history.