An Inquirer story on the alarming number of young Filipinos contemplating suicide won one of the top honors at the 18th Lasallian Scholarum Awards, a recognition conferred by DLSU on outstanding media reports on youth and education.
“As in all of my articles, I was not really intent on winning any prize so I was a bit surprised when they announced it… I felt gratitude for the Lasallian Scholarum’s recognition for such a sensitive story about the youth,” said Boiser, who received a “one-of-a-kind” Toym Imao sculpture for her work.
Speaking at the awarding rites held at the DLSU campus in Manila on Wednesday, DLSU president Br. Bernard Oca said: “As an educational institution, we find this a good venue to advocate the development of our youth and education sectors.” “Son of vendor, driver graduates at rich kids’ school in Bacolod,” written by Inquirer Visayas correspondent Carla Gomez, was one of the finalists for Outstanding Online Feature Article on Youth and Education.This year’s LSA introduced a new category for “Outstanding Media Personality,” an award that went to TV journalist Alfonso Tomas “Atom” Araullo of GMA.• Outstanding Feature Story on DLSU—“‘Cancel Culture’ Has Become More Pronounced on Social Media–DLSU Study” by Aytch dela Cruz of OneNews.
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