Immigration Lifestyle Working Holiday Visas, The (Temporary) Solution To Singapore’s Rat Race Are these workcations all they're made out to be? by Hykel Quek September 28, 2023
History News The NTUSU Saga Points To An Inherent Problem With Student Unions Do student unions represent the students' interests or the students who happen to make the right political moves? by Hykel Quek September 26, 2023
News Politics Iswaran Probe: All MP Allowances Deserve Protection Until Proven Guilty Justice must run its due course. by Hykel Quek September 21, 2023
Jobs & Economy What a Private Investigator Does In The Shadows The private life of a private investigator. by Hykel Quek September 15, 2023
Entertainment Government & Policy Sub-culture How One Magician Holds Singapore’s Buskers Captive And for his final trick, he's making other buskers disappear from Orchard Road. by Hykel Quek September 8, 2023
News Politics Tan Kin Lian Concedes Graciously. His Supporters? Not So Much. It's hard to take Iris Koh's rant seriously while she's helping herself to spring rolls, sweet-and-sour fish, and spaghetti. by Hykel Quek September 5, 2023
Heritage & Conservation History Religion What Is a Moral Uplifting Society, and How Did One End Up in Orchard Road? But does it actually elevate Singapore's morality? by Hykel Quek August 31, 2023
Politics Tan Kin Lian’s Presidential Campaign Doesn’t Make Sense. But Is It Working? His pursuit for protest votes might just work. by Hykel Quek August 29, 2023
Government & Policy Politics George Goh’s Presidential Election Swansong Is a Chaotic Ballad of Hope An opera singer with no song. by Hykel Quek August 18, 2023
Government & Policy Jobs & Economy Pipe Dreams: Why a 26-Year-Old Plumber Chose the Blue-Collar Life Plumbers are important. But no one ever dreams of being a plumber. by Hykel Quek August 14, 2023
Government & Policy Politics Does ‘Ownself Check Ownself’ Still Have Any Political Capital? The saying isn't the virtue it once was—especially after recent happenings. by Hykel Quek August 10, 2023
Government & Policy Jobs & Economy Politics Coming Of Age Singapore’s Workplace Discrimination Dilemma: In Time or Fashionably Late? Singapore's proposed Workplace Fairness Law is a step in the right direction. But is it too little too late? by Hykel Quek August 8, 2023