GRID Magazine

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With only a few days until the elections, GRID takes a closer look at what this year’s senatorial candidates are saying on travel-related issues.

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In a year that felt like being stuck in the middle, we buckled down and did what we do best: tell stories.

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For Frankfurt Book Fair 2021, we've got stories on crime, climate, indigenous textiles, and Philippine cuisine.

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What kind of future do you envision for the Philippines? We ask six young Filipino leaders about their dreams for the nation, and the steps needed to get there.

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Netflix’s Seaspiracy wants the world to stop eating fish in the name of sustainability. But would that really help?

Editor's Pick

This is our 2020 reading list, featuring the people and places we can’t wait to see again, after a year indoors.

Interview

JP talks to us about the Cordillera Mountain Ultra, the importance of strengthening communities, and keeping it wild.

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Tribute Freediver depicts the story of national freediving record-holder Martin Zapanta, and how conquering his fears propelled a passion for photographing the deep blue on a single breath.

Interview

What sets one gallery apart from the others? As creative agency and gallery Tarzeer Pictures launches its sophomore exhibition—we set out to find out.

Editor's Pick

From the supernatural to the extraordinarily bad, anything can happen on assignment.

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The UP Mountaineers have become far larger, more influential, and more enduring than its founders could ever have foreseen.

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Books, essays, and critiques about our national heroes, curated and recommended by Filipino historians.

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On National Heroes Day, we take a closer look at those we call heroes and why, with the help of Filipino historians.

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The hello’s and how-are-you’s: we check in with our partners to see what they’ve been up to.

Editor's Pick

The last few weeks have asked to re-evaluate the ways in which we live, and take stock of what truly matters.

Editor's Pick

Dr. Angel Alcala has always been a scientist for the people. To celebrate his life and his memory, one of his closest colleagues, Dr. Rene Abesamis, pens a tribute to the boy who grew up in Cauayan.