Author: Karl Patrick Wilfred M. Suyat

Karl Patrick Wilfred M. Suyat has been a campus journalist and writer for almost seven years, and a political activist for three years. Currently, he sits as a provincial coordinator of the College Editors’ Guild of the Philippines, a member of the Institute for Nationalist Studies, and a contributor for a host of publications. Suyat was the former editor-in-chief of The Michaelean Herald (2018), former editorial section head of Fiat Publication (2019), and a recipient of the Milagros L. Limaco Award for Journalism (2019). He has also scored numerous awards in journalistic and writing stints, such as the third spot in the 2018 National Rizal Youth Leadership Institute (NRYLI)’s essay-writing category and the first place in the editorial-writing category of this year’s Camilo Osias Arts Festival (CAMAF). Email Karl at: karl@voxpopuliph.com

Prose

To the Filipino people,

I hate you, but it stems from the love I have been trying to lavish you with. Can you reciprocate that love—by fighting back against the forces of evil that strive to inundate us with an incessant stream of death? Continue reading To the Filipino people,

Karl Patrick Wilfred M. SuyatOctober 8, 2021October 17, 20211 Comment

Opinion

The scars around September 11

The scars of September 11 on the Americans who lost a doting father, a caring mother, a loving sibling, a congenial friend, or an important ally when New York, Pentagon, and Pennsylvania bore witness to the deepest annals of human’s evil are all real. Continue reading The scars around September 11

Karl Patrick Wilfred M. SuyatSeptember 10, 2021Leave a comment

Opinion

What’s with seven years, DepEd?

If making this “seven-year experience” a requisite in the practice of student journalism, at least in the context of NSPC 2021, becomes the norm, how many campus journalists would find themselves disenfranchised — or robbed of any chance gallop in the métier — in the not-so-distant future? Continue reading What’s with seven years, DepEd?

Karl Patrick Wilfred M. SuyatAugust 11, 2021August 31, 2021Leave a comment