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Christian Chua
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Editor-in-Chief, Tinig ng Plaridel
Marikina City
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Biography
Christian Chua tells stories at the intersection of the environment, infrastructure and data. In 2024, his team won third prize at the Philippine Journalism Research Conference for a documentary on the impact of the Bulacan Aerotropolis on surrounding farmlands. Their investigative report on Villar-owned water concessionaire PrimeWater was also named a finalist in the same conference. He later joined the Earth Journalism Network’s Media Action for Sustainable Infrastructure in the Philippines, where his team produced both a documentary and an in-depth report on reclamation projects in Bacoor, Cavite. Christian also served as the 46th editor-in-chief of Tinig ng Plaridel, the official student publication of the UP College of Media and Communication. He led the newsroom’s fact-checking initiative during the 2025 midterm elections and helped launch its data and investigative reporting arm. Prior to joining TNP, he also contributed to the Philippine Collegian, covering human rights, economy and the university. His work in campus publications, shaped by lessons from Maskom, inspires his pursuit of becoming a data and multimedia journalist—one who sees data not merely as numbers, but as fragments of human experience and struggle, waiting to be told.
Environment Congress Justice Labor
religion, politics, sports
Content
By Christian Chua| Tinig ng Plaridel@ Top posts in the University Student Council (USC), including all 12 councilor seats, will remain vacant as the Diliman electorate opted to vote abstain in this year’s elections. Independent USC chairperson candidate Erwin Ace Medina’s election bid faltered after the 4,668-strong abstentions outnumbered his 3,010 votes. Meanwhile, USC vice chairperson bet Charles Shi obtained 3,019 votes against 4,659 abstentions.
By Christian Chua| Invision Magazine Verified YOUR ONLINE PRESENCE is linked to how easily your business is found — and in this digital age, your online visibility is a necessity. Research shows that an increasing number of consumers look for local businesses on the internet. It’s easier to trust a business with a strong online presence, but how do you build it? Create a website. Learn Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Maintain a social media presence. Advertise.
By Christian Chua| Tinig ng Plaridel@ College of Mass Communication (CMC) Dean Fernando Paragas assured the college’s student organizations that they will be allotted a shed at the Batibot after its expected renovation in August. In an interview with Tinig ng Plaridel (TNP), Paragas said the college administration had long been planning to utilize Batibot spaces for CMC formations. “‘Yung mga Batibot naka-design naman talaga iyang tambayan [ng orgs] from the get-go pero hindi nagamit dahil inabutan na ng pandemic.
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Tinig ng Plaridel
Marikina City, Philippines