The stairs at Saint Louis University are famous for a reason. For any Louisian, the climb is a workout; for Kidd Suleta, it is a daily negotiation. In a campus built into the slopes of Baguio, where the infrastructure often forgets that not everyone moves at the same pace, Kidd’s day is defined by a simple, honest word: struggle.

Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedies

Imagine entering a lecture hall where the most efficient student in the room isn’t looking at the professor, the screen, or even a notebook.