by Amaris Tomas What does it take to bequeath knowledge, trust, and nostalgia to adolescents from a premier science high school? How does one maintain consistency in teaching what matters? These are questions only teachers — those who have been through it all — can answer. Defining legacies traces back…

by Katch Viernesto It takes about one second for a typical handgun bullet to travel about 1200 feet. In that time, a hummingbird would have flapped its wings 80 times. A single second goes by so quickly that you probably took several to read this sentence. Meanwhile, the movements of…

by Kaleena So 每個人都是孤島，但是我们在很深很深的海底手兼手 “Everyone is a lonely island, but we are actually holding hands with each other under the deep, deep sea.” This famous Taiwanese poem closed off Synergy 2023 and entails the Taiwan-Philippine bond will remain strong as Taiwanese schools bid farewell at the Synergy closing ceremony last…

Bahaghari, the Philippine Science High School–Main Campus’ (PSHS–MC) LGBTQIA+ support organization, introduces the SOGIE Education Program as one of their many future projects. It aims to educate the school community on SOGIE-related matters with the use of seminars, talks, showings, podcasts, and other projects. “[Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Expression…

by Raphy Santos Taiwan’s National Yilan Senior High School (YLHS) toured several of Manila’s famous attractions and destinations along with students and teachers of Philippine Science High School — Main Campus (PSHS-MC) last October 16 to 18. This three-day tour was part of the week-long Synergy 2023, an intercampus event…

by Brent Cristobal Truth. Excellence. Service. These are the core values present in the Philippine Science High School System, where the country’s cream of the crop gather to learn and grow. This begs the question: who is capable of influencing these keen minds? In an environment with such high prestige…

by Sam Gianan, Jigs Falcon, and Gabbie Penullar In 1981, a Filipino teacher joined the Pisay community, committed to her role of educating the scholars of the nation — the future of the Philippines. …

by Kat Dela Rama LED screens, solar panels, and dyes — these widely used inventions have all been improved by tiny, colorful nanoparticles called quantum dots. …

by Kayleigh So and Savannah Laurio You find yourself enveloped in a field of mist, unable to see anything ahead. The sheer gravity of the situation sinks in, leading you to think that it is near impossible to transcend this field. Moving forward, you then ask yourself: “When will it…