Family & Housing Mental Health The Quiet Ache of Singaporean Non-Verbal Affection Despite knowing that regret often stems from inaction, why are we as Singaporeans still so unwilling to openly express love and affection for those who matter to us most? by Leon Leong May 15, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics GE2025, Graphed: A Mathematical Look at Voting Power Across Singapore A theoretical physicist runs the numbers. by Jo Teo May 14, 2025
Education Jobs & Economy Sponsored Unsung Hands: An Operating Theatre Nurse’s Fight for Precision, Patience, and Life "Once the surgery is over, they move on. And so do we." by Andre Frois May 10, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy News After the Vote: HOME’s Call for a Singapore That Values Migrant Worker Lives Over Profit "We still haven't gotten to a place where we value the work that migrant workers do because they are doing jobs that locals do not want to do." by Kimberly Lim May 8, 2025
Climate & Environment Subculture Singapore’s Bike Paths Aren’t Built for the People Who Use Them Most It’s a bumpy road to becoming a cycling city. by Lim Ding Wen May 7, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics News Did We Hope for Too Much? Even before all the rallies, drama, slogans, and external anxieties, had Singaporeans already made up their minds on who to vote for? by Kimberly Lim May 4, 2025
Family & Housing Mental Health Coming Of Age The Quiet Ache of Singaporean Non-Verbal Affection Despite knowing that regret often stems from inaction, why are we as Singaporeans still so unwilling to openly express love and affection for those who matter to us most? by Leon Leong May 15, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics Singapore, Unfiltered GE2025, Graphed: A Mathematical Look at Voting Power Across Singapore A theoretical physicist runs the numbers. by Jo Teo May 14, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics News Singapore, Unfiltered Rethinking Political Progress in Singapore Beyond the Pass/Fail Lens Rather than ask “Why didn’t they win?”, we could ask: “How much further did they get?” by Laremy Lee May 11, 2025
Education Jobs & Economy Sponsored Grindsets Unsung Hands: An Operating Theatre Nurse’s Fight for Precision, Patience, and Life "Once the surgery is over, they move on. And so do we." by Andre Frois May 10, 2025
Education Jobs & Economy Sponsored Grindsets ‘Everybody is Replaceable’: The Evolving Job Anxieties of Singapore’s STEM Graduates It's an era where STEM workers can no longer rest on their laurels and coast. by Alfieyah Abdullah May 9, 2025
GE2025 News Invisible Lines: Tracing the Edges of Singapore’s Electoral Boundaries On Polling Day, as Singaporeans cast their votes, these lines come into sharper focus. by Kimberly Lim May 3, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics News Flashpoint GE2025: A Rave of Electric Blue at a Workers’ Party Rally Zachary Tang heads to the final Workers’ Party GE2025 rally to capture it through the lens of a full-blown rave. by Zachary Tang May 1, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics News Flashpoint GE2025: Rain, Reverence and Revelations at a PAP Rally Amrita Chandradas captures the warmth in the rain-soaked aftermath of a PAP rally. by Amrita Chandradas May 1, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics News Flashpoint GE2025: Noncommittal Curiosity at a PAR Rally Justin Tan takes on the disorienting energy at a PAR rally. by Justin Tan April 30, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics News Flashpoint GE2025: Reflections on Power at a PAP Rally Glin Gwee drops by PAP’s CBD rally to contrast the high-energy spectacle with a dreamy, shoegaze-y feel. by Glin Gwee April 29, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics News Flashpoint GE2025: The Sound of Silent Hands at a PSP Rally Chee Seng Tan offers a gritty, black-and-white perspective of the Progress Singapore Party’s first-ever physical rally. by Chee Seng Tan April 28, 2025
GE2025 Government & Politics News Singapore, Unfiltered The Hope and Heartbreak of Singapore’s GE2025 RICE captures the emotions on the ground between the two political parties that are set to shape Singapore’s 15th Parliament. by RICE May 4, 2025 4:14
GE2025 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy News Singapore, Unfiltered First-Time Voters: What’s Their Move for GE2025? “Marine Parade-Braddell Heights? Where the hell is Braddell Heights? by RICE April 24, 2025 4:30
GE2025 Government & Politics News Singapore, Unfiltered Why Singaporeans Are Volunteering for Political Parties “You have to manage your work, your family commitments. Yet you're putting time aside to help—and you're not being paid.” by RICE April 16, 2025 6:28
Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health Sponsored Alt Ctrl Health A Family’s Fight With Severe Eczema Constant scratching. Blood-stained sheets. When Qiao Qing received her daughters’ diagnosis of severe eczema, her world turned upside down. by RICE April 14, 2025 5:15
01 GE2025 Government & Politics GE2025, Graphed: A Mathematical Look at Voting Power Across Singapore A theoretical physicist runs the numbers. by Jo Teo May 14, 2025
02 Climate & Environment Subculture Singapore’s Bike Paths Aren’t Built for the People Who Use Them Most It’s a bumpy road to becoming a cycling city. by Lim Ding Wen May 7, 2025
03 GE2025 Government & Politics News Did We Hope for Too Much? Even before all the rallies, drama, slogans, and external anxieties, had Singaporeans already made up their minds on who to vote for? by Kimberly Lim May 4, 2025
04 GE2025 Government & Politics News The Hope and Heartbreak of Singapore’s GE2025 RICE captures the emotions on the ground between the two political parties that are set to shape Singapore’s 15th Parliament. by RICE May 4, 2025
05 GE2025 Government & Politics News Chee Soon Juan and the Politics of Persistence 33 years on, could the SDP chief finally catch a break? by Kimberly Lim May 1, 2025
06 GE2025 Government & Politics News Flashpoint GE2025: Reflections on Power at a PAP Rally Glin Gwee drops by PAP's CBD rally to contrast the high-energy spectacle with a dreamy, shoegaze-y feel. by Glin Gwee April 29, 2025
07 GE2025 News Race & Religion No, We Can’t Just ‘Move On’ For Ariffin—and for all of us who are fatigued by moments such as these—we can't 'move on' so easily. by Ilyas Sholihyn April 28, 2025
08 GE2025 Government & Politics The Workers’ Party’s Jackson Au Isn’t Ranting On Reddit Anymore What happens when a keyboard warrior puts his money where his mouth is? by Kimberly Lim April 25, 2025
09 GE2025 Government & Politics News What Singapore Loses in an Electoral Walkover When no one shows up to make a case, voters can’t help but wonder—was my vote ever meant to matter? by Ilyas Sholihyn April 24, 2025
10 GE2025 Government & Politics Humour News The Overachievers’ Guide to Being a Relatable General Election Candidate How to seem salt-of-the-earth even if your pantry's full of truffle oil. by Aloysius Ang April 23, 2025
11 GE2025 Government & Politics News Why Singaporeans Are Volunteering for Political Parties “You have to manage your work, your family commitments. Yet you're putting time aside to help—and you're not being paid.” by RICE April 16, 2025
12 Arts & Entertainment Finance Lifestyle Subculture Gotta Flip ‘Em All: When Singapore’s Scalping Culture and Pokémon Cards Collide Childhood nostalgia, adult money. by Clement Ooi April 12, 2025
13 Family & Housing GE2025 News Sex & Gender After the Vote: Shawn Lim on Holding Space for Singapore’s Queer and Neurodivergent Communities "Imagine a culture where curiosity is paired with kindness, and diversity is met with openness, not discomfort." by Kimberly Lim April 10, 2025
14 Jobs & Economy Lost in Transit: The Wayfinder Who Revamped Singapore’s MRT Station Signs The best directional signs are the one you never think about. by Kimberly Lim March 28, 2025
15 GE2025 Government & Politics News Sex & Gender What ‘Mission’ Did Goh Meng Seng Really Accomplish? What kind of Singapore is he truly advocating for? by Kimberly Lim March 25, 2025
16 Education Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health The Hidden Cost of Job Stability: Why Singapore’s Public Servants Stay Put When the iron rice bowl starts to crack, does a civil servant have what it takes to survive beyond the system? by Andre Frois March 22, 2025
17 Family & Housing GE2025 Government & Politics Mental Health News After The Vote: Suresh Vanaz on How Singapore Can Lift the Burden for Caregivers "We didn’t choose this life—we’re caring for someone else, and it shouldn’t mean we’re forced into financial hardship." by Ilyas Sholihyn & Kimberly Lim March 20, 2025
18 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle A Sociologist’s Unexpected Lessons From Running a Holland Village Market Stall “YOLO, but with your seatbelt on.” by Kimberly Lim March 15, 2025