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Vantage Magazine has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in August 2021. Resources vantmag has populated their site with include: • Which AO3 tag summarizes your academic year? - Vantage Magazine • Flipping through the komik: The Philippine International Comics Festival - Vantage Magazine • Judging a book by its cover: The aesthetic of being well-read - Vantage Magazine • What if I’m only mediocre at my best? - Vantage Magazine • daylist • hot tropical summer morning - Vantage Magazine • The sacred space of Katipunan carinderia - Vantage Magazine • Caring for the Cateneans • Vantage Magazine Website • Before the final march: The beauty and terror of senioritis - Vantage Magazine • Moonwalking through the minefield in Michael (2026) - Vantage Magazine • Best spots for your Asian food fix near Ateneo - Vantage Magazine • Holding the beat: AI and the changing sound of OPM - Vantage Magazine • What passion feels like when no one is keeping score - Vantage Magazine • 9 Filipino podcasts for every student vibe - Vantage Magazine • Which Shoujo girl represents you? - Vantage Magazine • Divine feminine: Otome games and the female gaze - Vantage Magazine • Derailing domesticity in Mitski’s Nothing’s About To Happen To Me - Vantage Magazine • JSEC Challenge Roundup 2026 Part 3 - Vantage Magazine • JSEC Challenge Roundup 2026 Part 1 - Vantage Magazine • Ten kilig romance movies that remind you of your Atenean girl crush - Vantage Magazine • How my obsession to look healthy made me unhealthy - Vantage Magazine • Creating spaces for art: How Fine Arts students bring color to Areté - Vantage Magazine • Tell us your love language and we’ll guess your nightmare date! - Vantage Magazine • Which Cathy Garcia Child Are You? - Vantage Magazine • How love becomes a ghost in Irene Villamor’s The Loved One (2026) - Vantage Magazine • The allure of Chinese fashion - Vantage Magazine • Past food - Vantage Magazine • The apotheosis is upon Ateneo: blueREP’s The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals - Vantage Magazine • Nonchalance is the new performance - Vantage Magazine • It lives, but no longer hers: Frankenstein (2025) - Vantage Magazine • Tell us about your Atenean war flashbacks and we’ll guess your top artists for 2025 - Vantage Magazine • Bar Boys: The Musical dreams unapologetically, and so does its team - Vantage Magazine • daylist • bittersweet holiday midnights - Vantage Magazine • #VantReads: Warm reads for December - Vantage Magazine • The language of love sung in Tanghalang Ateneo’s Paano Man Ang Ibig - Vantage Magazine • Ateneo ENTABLADO’s MAKIBAKA! Huwag… fearlessly unpacks labor woes across the decades - Vantage Magazine • #VantPicks: QCinema 2025 Watchlist - Vantage Magazine • Until Then: A visual novel from home - Vantage Magazine • Grieving for the living: Five Asian films that explore anticipatory grief - Vantage Magazine • Solace in soundwaves: How DIVAS bring joy to local queer nightlife - Vantage Magazine • Describe your personality as a video game, and we’ll tell you which queer video game character you would be! - Vantage Magazine • Inking pages of protest and remembrance - Vantage Magazine • Rise and SHANNi: Groove along to an up-and-coming artist - Vantage Magazine • How Katipunan Are You? - Vantage Magazine • OPM artists to queue after beabadoobee - playlist by vantagemag | Spotify • “Gets ko na”: Sunshine (2024) breaks the silence around teenage pregnancy - Vantage Magazine • Saving the world is a family affair in The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) - Vantage Magazine • JSEC Challenge Roundup 2025 Part 5 - Vantage Magazine • JSEC Challenge Roundup 2025 Part 4 - Vantage Magazine • JSEC Challenge Roundup 2025 Part 3 - Vantage Magazine • JSEC Challenge Roundup 2025 Part 2 - Vantage Magazine • JSEC Challenge Roundup 2025 Part 1 - Vantage Magazine • Molded with Love: How Laro Ceramics fosters comfort and creativity - Vantage Magazine • Life, love, and loss in Tanghalang Ateneo’s Sintang Dalisay - Vantage Magazine • Four Pics, One Icon: Can you guess these leading ladies? • Which Atenean Couple Trope is for you? - Vantage Magazine • Eight films set in Filipino universities and what they say about love - Vantage Magazine • A Decade of Busting College Hunger: The Recipe for Success - Vantage Magazine • Ateneo Gym Rats Rejoice: Top gyms near Ateneo • Closing doors with open hearts: Maiora Bistro's journey of pride and community - Vantage Magazine • DRPH Season 3 catchphrases for your everyday puksaans • Blood is Thicker than Water: Ateneo ENTABLADO’S Sa Tahanan ng Aking Ama - Vantage Magazine • Beautiful disaster: Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance (2024) - Vantage Magazine • Back in focus: Digicams snap to trend anew • Navigating the volatility of love: MusicArtes’s “The Half-Life of Marie Curie” • Mula sa Katipunan, tungo sa buwan: Stories of love and defiance from the alumni cast of Mula sa Buwan - Vantage Magazine • Love as revolution: Barefoot Theatre Collaborative’s Mula Sa Buwan - Vantage Magazine • Your Spiel Journey • Freshmanual 2024 • O-Hosts Vibe Check • Vantage Magazine’s 2024 Oscars Picks and Predictions • Greek myths, Greek gods, and a good time: blueREP’s Orphie & the Book of Heroes - • Queering the horror scene: How the community transformed its shadowy spaces • Body horror: Redefining girlhood and growing pains • Modern macabre for a modern audience: The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) • Kraving Cloud 9: Kraver’s Canteen - • Remembering wrath and honoring anger: Tanghalang Ateneo’s Ardór • Remembering home in the words of a stranger across the internet • Here for a good time, not a long time: The Album by the Jonas Brothers • Reality for idealists: Ateneo ENTABLADO’s Isa-Dalawa-Tatlo Nawantutri Tayo! • What kind of clown are you based on your Atenean decisions? • The misrepresented Atenean queer community in Philippine media • I grew up on coming-of-age stories, and I think I’ve romanticized them too much • A Reflection and reformation for the ages: Tanghalang Ateneo’s Tartuffe • Vantage POINT: February and March 2023 • All grown up: This Is Why by Paramore • Your Place or Mine (2023) has no place in the rom-com world • Create your ideal jowa and we’ll give you a campus activity to do on Valentine’s Day • The true-blue truth behind Ateneans’ BeReals • Celebrating Manila’s creative scene: Joining forces with Manila Community Radio - • No lies detected: Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (2022) - • Vantage POINT: November 2022 • Would you survive a zombie apocalypse in Ateneo? • Disenchanted (2022): A satisfactory sequel • Chronically heartbroken: Suki Waterhouse’s Milk Teeth • Medicine for the Manila blues: Medisina Review • A homage to homegrown nostalgia • Deathly disappointing: The Midnight Club (2022) • Midnights is the mayhem we need in our lives • What is sacred cannot be borrowed: A review of We Call Her Ina Bai • The Sounds of Horror: Song recommendations based on classic horror films - • Tiny kitchens, big advocacies • 98B COLLABoratory: Power in other forms • Poems of dissent across Philippine history • Vantage POINT: October 2022 • Elev8 Me L8r: Playing from the PC to the pavement • Will the real Miguel and Bea please stand up? • All gaslight, no girlboss: Don’t Worry Darling (2022) • Vantage POINT: September 2022 • Frozen in Time: Stories of the Ateneo Campus • Chung Ha’s Bare&Rare, Pt. 1 embodies both grit and glitter • I’m ready to wave my flag, but I need friends to hold the pole with me • Freshmanual Online 2022 • Meet the O-Hosts 2022 • Vantage POINT: May 2022 • Katipunan field notes on love and loss • Grasping at memory: a campus story told by the installations at the Areté Amphitheater • Neighboring voices: Literature by Southeast Asian authors • I don’t know what love is, but Sally Rooney shows me what it shouldn’t look like • The unbridled rage of the chill girl • Bridgerton Review • Robert Pattinson is THE Batman • Johsei Anime • MAMAMOO solos for your summer moods • Poems to hold your hand as you navigate young womanhood • On Neon and Zeri: Vanille Velasquez and sparking Filipino representation in games • Vantage POINT: March -April 2022 • I’m 20 and I still read fanfiction • On dumpsites and museums • NFTs and the artist’s moral dilemma • Traditions with a twist: MadEats Co. • Fashion (is a) statement • Pictures as protest: Martial Law film classics • Let me walk you through imposter syndrome • No place like RausHaus: A collective of young creatives • Young adulting again • Books on love and loss • How I’m going to save the planet (or at least try really hard to) • If you like this K-pop hit, then you should listen to this P-pop song • Games for every stage of your relationship • blueREP’s We Aren’t Kids Anymore explores the hard truth about growing up in a new normal • Ways Totally Spies! inspires us to get our lives together • ‘Till Death Do Us Part: Romantic Horror Movies You’ll Love • Vantage POINT: February 2022 • Emily in Paris Season 2 is a worthy hate-binge • Describe your life as a video game, and we’ll tell you which video game main character you would be • Movie-making Magis • P-pop BINI’s “Kinikilig” is a love letter to our first crushes • Vantage POINT: December 2021 • Get, get, aw!: The Sexbomb Girls and their explosive influence • The kids are ukay: On steals, style, and sustainability • CALL FOR CHRISTMAS STORY SUBMISSIONS 🎄 • A perfectly imperfect tribute: Tick, Tick… BOOM! • Poking at the scales • Books to read while listening to Red (Taylor’s Version) • I bet you think about Red (Taylor’s Version) • Vantage POINT: November 2021 • Nothing Pretty About Heartbreak: Valentine by Snail Mail • Vantage POINT: October 2021 • Aespa’s Savage pulls you deeper into Kwangya • Diana: The Musical is a little tone deaf • Does your favorite Filipino coming-of-age film pass the Bechdel test? • #VantSuggests: Martial Law Literature of the time • Quarantine cooking for the soul • Beyond Gate 2.5: Reshaping Atenean campus culture • When you’re gone, what will you leave behind?: Remembering Mac Miller • Ateneo Zoom Backgrounds • #VantSuggests: Books about food and culture (that are not cookbooks) • Freshmanual Online • Meet the O-Hosts 2021