Editorials

From a very healthy lifestyle to a craftsmen breathing life into some unloved objects, here are some of our favourite stories from the past few weeks.

Pro Bono Lawyers on The Costs and Rewards of Doing Good

Justice doesn’t reach everyone equally.

by RICE March 18, 2026

The Support It Takes For Youths-at-Risk to Succeed

Joel bears the weight of a difficult past. But slowly he began to see that his story didn’t have to end where it almost did.

by RICE March 10, 2026

The 29-Year-Old Keeping Singapore’s Hokkien Street Opera Alive, No Matter the Cost

“The hardest part isn’t performing. It’s continuity.”

by Angela Sim March 6, 2026

Budget 2026: Cigarette Taxes, AI, and the Shape of Singapore To Come

What kind of citizen are we getting nudged into becoming in this volatile era?

by Joel Teo February 20, 2026

The Price of Tomorrow: The Intimacy of Talking About Money With Your Partner

Can full financial disclosure be its own kind of love language?

by Kimberly Lim February 16, 2026

I Lost My Husband, But Had No Time To Grieve

When the future feels unbearably uncertain, who supports those left holding everything together?

by RICE February 13, 2026

Pro Bono Lawyers on The Costs and Rewards of Doing Good

Justice doesn't reach everyone equally.

by RICE

March 18, 2026

Coming Of Age

The Support It Takes For Youths-at-Risk to Succeed

Joel bears the weight of a difficult past. But slowly he began to see that his story didn't have to end where it almost did.

by RICE

March 10, 2026

Grindsets

The 29-Year-Old Keeping Singapore’s Hokkien Street Opera Alive, No Matter the Cost

"The hardest part isn't performing. It's continuity."

by Angela Sim

March 6, 2026

Singapore, Unfiltered

Budget 2026: Cigarette Taxes, AI, and the Shape of Singapore To Come

What kind of citizen are we getting nudged into becoming in this volatile era?

by Joel Teo

February 20, 2026

Coming Of Age

The Price of Tomorrow: The Intimacy of Talking About Money With Your Partner

Can full financial disclosure be its own kind of love language?

by Kimberly Lim

February 16, 2026

Alt Ctrl Health

I Lost My Husband, But Had No Time To Grieve

When the future feels unbearably uncertain, who supports those left holding everything together?

by RICE

February 13, 2026

Coming Of Age

What My Parents Needed: A Millennial Caregiver’s Journey

Angela's caregiving journey came to a heartbreaking end: losing both parents to cancer.

by RICE

February 10, 2026

Singapore, Unfiltered

The Limits of Performative Harmony Through an Immigrant’s Eyes

Singapore enforces harmony, but we often miss the slower work of cultivating it.

by Aidan Lee

January 27, 2026

Amongst Us

Rolling for Belonging: How Queer Singaporeans Use D&D to Reckon With Real Life

“In real life, we don't always get the happy ending we want.”

by Sam Chua

January 20, 2026

Grindsets

Overseas Grad Diaries: Coming Home to a Tighter Job Market

Somewhere between leaving and coming back, perspectives tend to shift.

by Yuxuan Goh

January 16, 2026

Singapore, Unfiltered

On Wanting Love That’s Arranged

In the age of ghosting and situationships, is it surprising that arranged marriage could start to look like a path to true love?

by Sadia Rahman Anima

January 13, 2026

Singapore, Unfiltered

Aceh and Back Again: Five Days on the Ground After the Floods

Urgency has a way of stripping systems down to their limits. What remains is community.

by Khai Asyraf

January 9, 2026

Singapore, Unfiltered

The Weight of Optimism: Why I Still Believe in Youth Climate Advocacy After COP30

"I was questioning whether my belief in global cooperation had been naive."

by Anthony Lee

January 6, 2026