Piscatores opens its digital newsroom
The campus publication now has a permanent home online — and a standing invitation for student writers, photographers, and illustrators.
Official student publication · BulSU–Hagonoy
The official student publication of Bulacan State University – Hagonoy Campus
The campus publication now has a permanent home online — and a standing invitation for student writers, photographers, and illustrators.
Events, administration, student services, facilities, and the issues that shape life inside BulSU–Hagonoy.
The campus publication now has a permanent home online — and a standing invitation for student writers, photographers, and illustrators.
Behind every issue is a calendar, a budget of hours, and a list of questions. Here is how the board decides what to cover.
You do not need a journalism degree to tell a true story well. Start with curiosity, notes, and a deadline.
National policies, elections, and education-sector developments — reported with a student and campus lens.
State universities rise and fall on budget decisions made far from campus. Here is how the process works — and where students can follow it.
Public records belong to the public. A practical guide to asking for documents, tracking your request, and appealing a denial.
Community extension, advocacy, environment, and the coastal development stories of Hagonoy and Bulacan.
The best stories from the bay are not extracted. They are shared — slowly, over coffee, with the people who live them.
Clean-ups matter most when they are part of a longer conversation about waste, livelihoods, and who pays for pollution.
Profiles, long-form writing, photo essays, cartoons, and the human stories behind the headlines.
A story begins long before it is published — with a tip, a map, a list of names, and a notebook that never has enough pages.
What goes into a student magazine, from the first pitch meeting to the final PDF.
In an age of infinite feeds, a campus paper offers something rare — a record of what happened here, made by the people it happened to.
Piscatores is preparing its first digital magazine — long-form reporting, photo essays, literary work, and the stories of the Bulacan coast. The archive opens here as soon as the issue is ready.
Piscatores welcomes pitches, articles, photos, and illustrations from BulSU–Hagonoy students. Read the guidelines, then send your work to the editorial board.