By: Eula Mae D. Aquino I’ve been staring at my computer screen for almost an hour now, Typing a word then deleting a sentence after,...

By: Trexy Anne Asido It was a pleasant midnight. I was sleeping tightly. I opened only one eye when I heard the door creaked. I...

By: Eyre Angelique Passion It was around 12:05 in the afternoon when I decided to close my laptop and focus on the food served beside my...

By: Kiara Claire Nonales The sun was still up when my last class ended. That afternoon, I felt my sweat run down to my cheeks as I joined...

When COVID-19 spread swiftly across the globe, isolations and lockdowns became the norm. People had to stay at home in order to halt...

School is the second home to many children, as it cultivates and molds the foundation of a student’s future. Yet as the COVID-19 Pandemic...

By: Marcpol N. Mintar There is something wrong with Miles. He did not ready himself even though the clock had already struck the seventh...

By: Franil Kiesza Ramos Para sa Bata, Para sa Bayan. Once again, the Schools Division Office of Urdaneta City stayed true to its battle...

By: Gwyneth Pauline C. Villanueva Urdaneta City National High School’s (UCNHS) School Paper Advisers (SPAs) once again come to the aid of...

By: Rhay Janssen Ocay Once again, Urdaneta City National High School (UCNHS) students proved their superiority in the 18th National...

By: Adrienne Birlet Abalos Thirty-three Technical, Vocational, and Livelihood (TVL) strand students of Urdaneta City National High School...

By: Hannah Loise Ballesteros Five Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) students from Urdaneta City National High School (UCNHS)...

By: Roy Basbas and Roshan Echanes Starting March 25, 2022, until April 30, 2022, the Urdaneta City National High School gears up to...

By: Jenna Mae Sanchez In line with National Reading Month, the Supreme Student Government (SSG) Organization launched its first conjoined...

Ever so boring, the day of a student like myself in quarantine stuck at home, meaning that studying on my own is now the normal for...

By Yesha Viloria and Trexy Asido Urdaneta City National High School joined the annual celebration of National Reading Month held...

When COVID-19 spread swiftly across the globe, isolations and lockdowns became the norm. People had to stay at home in order to halt...

By Anne Jeline Tanate and Roy Gerald Basbas The Urdaneta City National High School Batch 1992 donated books and adopted the new reading...

Last February 22, 2022, the Department of Education released an official statement regarding the expansion phase of limited face-to-face...

By: Althea Rae Zikmund Ever so boring, the day of a student like myself in quarantine stuck at home, meaning that studying on my own is...