• Ang Biyáy ng Sambal na Sinasalamin ng Kanilang mga Tradisyonal na Awitin: Ethnoliterary Analysis of Selected Traditional Songs in Hella Eleonore Goschnick’s (1989) Tina Sambal Songs and Poems 

  Tabile, Hillary D. (2024-06)

  The Sambals in the northern part of Zambales had a vibrant literature of songs documented in Goschnick's (1989) Tina Sambal songs and poems. Traditional songs were selected from the book to explore the identity and values ...
• “Shoe Capital of the Philippines” No More: A Case Study on Crisis Management and Resilience-Building on Selected Micro- and Small- Enterprise (MSE) Shoemakers in Marikina City 

  Rosos, Kylie Shemille T. (2024)

  Marikina’s recorded history is closely intertwined with the narrative of shoemaking industry in the country. During the 20th century, with the steady increase in the number of shoe shops and businesses in the locality, ...
• Understanding The Poor: A Study on the Attributes of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) Grantees in Irosin, Sorsogon (2011 - 2021) 

  Rojo, Gabriel Farrish D.V. (2024-05-22)

  The Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program is the Philippines’ nationwide Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) program that is designed to uplift the socio-economic conditions of poor families and to invest in human capital. ...
• Bili Na An Exploratory Research on the Economic History and Consumer Appeal of Urban and Traditional Farming in San Isidro, Nueva Ecija 

  Perez, Judy Ann P. (2024-04)

  This paper examined the comparison between the consumers’ common perceptions and buying practices with regard to urban farming produce and traditional farming produce, and discussed the agricultural economic history of ...
• Ang Kasaysayan at Pag-unlad ng Barangay Sta. Lucia, Lungsod ng Pasig (1978-2023) 

  Paela, Maria Ariana (2024-05-30)

  Kabilang sa pag-unawa ng kasaysayang pampook ay ang pagkilala sa mga barangay na nakapaloob. Bagaman mahalaga ang papel ng barangay sa antas panlungsod at nasyonal, mayroong kakulangan sa pagsulat ng kasaysayang pambarangay. ...
• Evolving Industrial Geographies of the Manila Chinatown: Origination, Viabilities, and Spatial Repertoires of Tsinoy Businesses in Postwar San Nicolas 

  Oscares, Jim Vincent A. (2024)

  San Nicolas, formerly a constituent of the Manila Chinatown until its separation in 1865, has since endured peripheralization within ethnic Chinese scholarship. This study rectifies this imbalance by foregrounding the ...
• The Calesa of Manila: Situating a Transportation Icon in the Past, Present, and Future of a Philippine Metropolis 

  Militante, Denzell S. (2024-05)

  The study ventured into investigating the situation of the calesa throughout the Philippine’s past, present, and future. This study employed a case study approach and has also made use of secondary resources to ensure the ...
• Pagbubukas ng Landas sa mga Naik ng Batangas: Evaluating the Social Impacts of the Bauan-Balagtas Bypass Road of the Build Build Build Program in the Suburban Communities of Batangas City, San Pascual, and Bauan 

  Mendoza, Julian Jefferson M. (2024-05-22)

  Filipino society is ever-changing and its continuous urbanization is even more evident with the launch of the Build Build Build Program by the Philippine government back in 2017. The dominance of econometrics-driven growth ...
• The Binondo-Sta. Cruz Eateries of Yesteryears: Documenting Generational Narratives of Restaurant Owners in Constructing the Local History of Post-War Manila (1946-1975) 

  Mataac, Trisha Anne M. (2024-05)

  Food forms part and parcel of Filipino culture, identity, and sociality. Through nostalgia, food may represent memories and symbolize identities. In an effort to construct a history from below, this study explores the ...
• Home Along the Bay: Linking Climate Change to Housing Construction Practices of Selected Slum Dwellers Along Laguna de Bay in Sucat, Muntinlupa City 

  Langcauon, Elijah Christian C. (2024-05-29)

  Filipinos exhibit a remarkable ability to find solutions when confronted with challenges. In many slum areas in the Philippines, dwellers have demonstrated resourcefulness in the construction of their houses when facing ...
• Through the Needle's Eye: Documenting the Production Process and Artisan Perspectives in the Barong Tagalog Industry of Lumban, Laguna 

  Javan, Gebriele Carie P. (2024-05-17)

  This study delves into the intricate craft of Barong Tagalog making in Lumban, Laguna, a town renowned for its mastery in embroidery and garment production. Despite the industry's rich heritage and cultural significance, ...
• Duality of Hidalgo Street: A Case Study on the Commerce and Heritage of a Primary Street in Quiapo, Manila 

  Escamilla, Grezhel C. (2024)

  Quiapo, a historic district in Manila, began as a pre-colonial fishing village that evolved into a settlement area. Hidalgo Street, favored by Manila's elite for its proximity to Intramuros, Quiapo Church, and San Sebastian ...
• Probing the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Vaping among College Students in Manila 

  Dineros, Robert Johnson D. (2024)
• Migration and Urbanization: The Case of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, 1960 to Present 

  Dadiz, Két Cathleen F. (2024-05)

  Known as the “Balcony of the Metropolis”, San Jose del Monte (SJDM) serves as one of the gateways from Metro Manila to the northern Philippines. As the relocation center of the country, SJDM proves to be an interesting ...
• Kalusugan sa Kabuhayang Walang Katiyakan: The Influence of Working Conditions on the Physical Well-Being and Healthcare Access of Online Food Delivery Riders in Metro Manila 

  Cruz, Shae Marga V. (2024-05-22)

  As the center of political and economic life in the Philippines, Metro Manila has long been the main target for transportation and communications infrastructure development, attracting business infrastructures to agglomerate ...
• Into the Concrete Jungle: An Exploratory Study on the Lived Experiences of Students from the Provinces as they Acculture in UP Manila in the Post-COVID 19 Era 

  Castillo, Matthew Miguel L. (2024)
• Vendadoras de Hermita: Exploring the Lived Experiences of Filipino Mothers as Street Vendors along Ermita, Manila 

  Calaustro, Mary Angela S. (2024-05)

  Ermita is one of the busiest districts in Manila, being the center of commercial buildings, schools, tourist attractions, and various government offices. With the business opportunities it possesses, the streets of Ermita ...
• Diskriminasyon sa Kape ni Barbie: A Study on the Discrimination Experienced by Feminine-Presenting LGBTQIA+ Cafe Baristas Working in Coffee Shops in the City of Manila 

  Busico, Patrick Gabriel C. (2024-05-22)

  Feminine-presenting LGBTQIA+ cafe baristas have been experiencing discrimination despite preventive measures set by the local government of Manila and their coffee shops. That said, this qualitative case study aims to ...
• Social Drivers of 21st Century Maragondon’s Bamboo Artisans 

  Bersabe, Bianca Ross B. (2024-05-31)

  Maragondon is the lone locality in Cavite that engages in bamboo usage. Economically, Maragondon, following the One Town One Product (OTOP) program, promoted bamboo products made by bamboo artisans for increased ...
• A History of the Northwest Barangay Cluster of Makati City (1901-Present) 

  Daduya, Enrico Alexis D. (2023-06)

  This study aims to account for a social history of the Northwest Barangay Cluster of Makati City – a history from below that extends beyond government affairs. Virtual grouping or clustering of barangays was part of ...

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