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Around 7,000 UPLB students, faculty, and staff staged a walkout protest at the UPLB Oblation Park with calls denouncing corruption in infrastructure works while demanding a budget increase in the education sector on Friday. | via Saulo Bautista, INQ Volunteer

while amplifying the UPLB community’s united call to denounce rampant government corruption, resist tyranny, and confront urgent national and local struggles. | Via Mark Angelo Dobles #INQVolunteer

The prayer rally commemorates the atrocities of Martial Law and remembered the desaparecidos,

‘NEVER AGAIN TO MARTIAL LAW’ LOOK: Students from the College of Development Communication (CDC) mounted a prayer rally today, September 19, in front of Nora C. Quebral Hall, University of the Philippines Los Baños, organized by the CDC Student Council and CDC Freshmen Council.

The youth group also called for better budget allocation for education and the issue of red-tagging among college students. They also called for the youth to participate in the upcoming nationwide September 21 protest in the Luneta Park. | via Gwyneth Aristo #INQVolunteer

LOOK: Kabataan Partylist Cavite holds a small-scale protest against corruption in front of the People Power Monument along Congressional Avenue in Dasmariñas, Cavite today, September 19.

WATCH: UPLB students, faculty, and staff hold a “snake rally” on the way to the Oblation Park for the main program of the walk-out protest. | via Saulo Bautista #INQVolunteer

UPLB students, faculty, and staff will then gather at the Oblation Park at 11 am for the main program of the walk out protest organized by UP Action Los Baños. | #INQVolunteers

LOOK: Students from different colleges in UP Los Baños are starting to mobilize as part of walk-out protest to call for accountability in fight against corruption and increase in budget allocation in the education sector today, September 19. | via Saulo Bautista #INQVolunteer

“Quezon” premieres this October 15, 2025, in cinemas nationwide. | via Kurt Laurence Esteban #INQVolunteer

The cast also shared that the film “Quezon” is a biopic inspired by the same story, offering audiences a cinematic portrayal of Quezon’s legacy and the historical battles he led.

It sheds light on his vision for the Philippines, his struggles for independence, and the personal sacrifices he made for the nation.

According to them, the book is a biography of the late President Manuel L. Quezon, it dives into his life, leadership, and the challenges he faced during his presidency under U.S. colonial rule.

LOOK | Jericho Rosales and Karylle, together with director Jerold Tarog, attended the book signing of “Quezon: The Story Behind the Film” today at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City.

LOOK | Over 20,000 devotees joined the Dawn Procession in Naga City early this morning, walking in prayer from the Basilica Minore to the Peñafrancia Shrine, according to the Joint Operations Center (JOC). 📷 Naga City Government/Facebook| via Kurt Laurence Esteban #INQVolunteer

Local police and fire personnel declared the fire out at around 6:33 p.m. | via Kevin Ortiz #INQVolunteer

LOOK: A motorcycle parts shop near Greenpark Subdivision in Imus town in Cavite caught fire on Wednesday, August 27. Eyewitness reports also noted a power outage in the area during the fire.

READ: The local government of Silang has released a statement that dispels circulating reports on the removal of incumbent Mayor Ted Carranza. 📷: Municipal Government of Silang | via Kevin Ortiz #INQVolunteer

Gloc-9, who will be performing for the first time in his hometown, will be part of the annual free concert of Brgy. Batingan. Via David Joshua Magno | #INQVolunteer