An investigative piece on young advocates who aim to make cycling more than just a temporary lockdown solution. In this article, I talk about both recent progress and hurdles faced. This was done with support from Climate Tracker and Oxfam.

A solo investigative piece I wrote about the struggles of female social housing board members in securing water not only for their families but for their community as well. I explored the gendered effects of the climate crisis in rural communities with the support of Climate Tracker under a water nexus reporting fellowship.

A collaborative article I worked on with Climate Tracker co-fellow Siegfred Aldous Lacerna about the potential impact of the Department of Water. We asked key experts such as policy researcher Prof. Jan Fredrick Cruz and biology instructor Prof. Elfritzson Peraltat to weigh in on the both the disadvantages and advantages of such a department.

A feature article on the Filipino-American painter Faye Pamintuan that looks into her distinct style of abstract expressionism. Besides exploring her insights regarding her energetic style, the article also gives insights into her multidisciplinary approach to art and experiences with dysphoria.

An editorial about the detrimental effects of revising the constitution or 'Charter Change' in the middle of a pandemic. I wrote this with one Investigative staff writer under the supervision of several editors within the organization who fact-checked our claims.

A review on Ateneo Blue Repertory's first online play—Party Worth Crashing. I reviewed the play after being tasked to live-tweet its press conference.

A feature into Chesleigh Nofiel's (Alagadngsining) works, which I've described as "calls for [environmental] conservation through art." This not only looks into Nofiel's mastery of digital painting but also situates it within the crumbling, environmental context of the Philippines.

An investigation into the plight of Ateneo's workers—contractual and non-contractual—during the earlier phases of the lockdown. I interviewed employees who once worked at student-run eatery stalls and administrative officials who supervise Ateneo's employees.