Immigration Jobs & Economy News The Questions We Need to Confront About Domestic Helpers and Bomb Shelter Rooms Room for improvement. by RICE December 13, 2024
Jobs & Economy Lifestyle The Painful Truths Your Interns Are Probably Learning About Your Workplace A portrait of the modern Singaporean workplace from the mouths of precocious interns. by Nadine Lee December 11, 2024
Jobs & Economy Sponsored Beyond an Iron Rice Bowl, Why Do People Sign On? What compels a Singaporean son to make the military a full-time job? by Aidan Razali December 11, 2024
Humour Jobs & Economy Singaporeans Confess How They’re Wayang-ing the December Blues Away At Work It's the most unproductive time of the year. by Nadine Lee December 8, 2024
Lifestyle Mental Health Subculture What Are We Running From When We Get Into Marathons After Hitting 30? Sometimes the only way to escape our quarter-life crisis is to outrun it. by Alfieyah Abdullah December 6, 2024
Humour Lifestyle Sex & Gender A Chronically Single Woman Rents a Date to Visit Christmas Wonderland 'Tis the season to be anxious about singlehood. by Nadine Lee December 4, 2024
Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singapore, Unfiltered The Questions We Need to Confront About Domestic Helpers and Bomb Shelter Rooms Room for improvement. by RICE December 13, 2024
Education Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Travel & Shopping Binge Who We’re Really Hurting When We Buy Fake Goods What's the true cost of buying imitation products? by Andre Frois December 12, 2024
Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Grindsets The Painful Truths Your Interns Are Probably Learning About Your Workplace A portrait of the modern Singaporean workplace from the mouths of precocious interns. by Nadine Lee December 11, 2024
Jobs & Economy Sponsored Grindsets Beyond an Iron Rice Bowl, Why Do People Sign On? What compels a Singaporean son to make the military a full-time job? by Aidan Razali December 11, 2024
Humour Jobs & Economy Grindsets Singaporeans Confess How They’re Wayang-ing the December Blues Away At Work It's the most unproductive time of the year. by Nadine Lee December 8, 2024
Finance Mental Health News Sponsored Coming Of Age How A Scam Call Threw My Life Into Chaos What would you do if an unknown caller claimed to be an old friend? by RICE November 19, 2024 9:47
Climate & Environment Jobs & Economy Sponsored Grindsets How One Underwater Robot Is Transforming Our Seas In the face of tech advancements, will divers see robots as a threat to their jobs, or can they join forces to revolutionise our seas? by RICE November 12, 2024 4:12
Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health Grindsets A Hawker’s Life Lessons After a Life-Altering Injury For a man whose burnout manifested in life-altering injuries, will he ever truly find rest? by RICE November 8, 2024 5:15
Education Family & Housing Mental Health Alt Ctrl Health A Cyber Wellness Expert’s Thoughts on Online Bullying Cyberbullying counts as one of the many crises facing Singapore’s youth today, yet its definition remains elusive. by RICE October 28, 2024 9:29
01 Immigration Jobs & Economy News The Questions We Need to Confront About Domestic Helpers and Bomb Shelter Rooms Room for improvement. by RICE December 13, 2024 02 Humour Lifestyle Travel & Shopping Singaporeans Share How They Avoid Other Singaporeans on Holiday in Japan How to truly get away on your overseas getaway. by Nadine Lee December 1, 2024 03 Family & Housing Food & Drink Jobs & Economy Lifestyle The Search For Authenticity in Singapore’s New Wave of Home-Based Businesses No place like home-based businesses. by Kimberly Lim November 29, 2024 04 Education Mental Health The Curious Case of School Counsellor Trauma Shouldn't we stop scaring kids away from seeking help? by Nadine Lee November 22, 2024 05 Mental Health Sex & Gender The Agony of Intimacy: A Marriage Undone by Vaginismus and the Weight of Expectations “I regret not being naughty before marriage.” by Alfieyah Abdullah November 15, 2024 06 Jobs & Economy Mental Health A Hawker, a Sugarcane Machine, and the Ultimate Price of Burnout "People told me to rest—even just for a few hours or once a week—but I never listened." by Kimberly Lim November 7, 2024 07 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Travel & Shopping What’s Pushing People’s Buttons About Singapore’s Flex Culture? The inculcation of inadequacy. by Andre Frois November 3, 2024 08 Finance Jobs & Economy Sponsored Does the DINK Life Equate to Financial Freedom? DINK it's so easy? by Andre Frois October 28, 2024 09 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy Mental Health In-Camp Thoughts: What ICT Call-ups Reveal About Our Work Culture When emails and urgent messages find you in the jungle. by Andre Frois October 27, 2024 10 Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health No Regrets: The Singaporean Entrepreneurs Who Failed and Returned to the 9-to-5 Grind Regret is worse than paiseh. by Andre Frois October 23, 2024 11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
02 Humour Lifestyle Travel & Shopping Singaporeans Share How They Avoid Other Singaporeans on Holiday in Japan How to truly get away on your overseas getaway. by Nadine Lee December 1, 2024 03 Family & Housing Food & Drink Jobs & Economy Lifestyle The Search For Authenticity in Singapore’s New Wave of Home-Based Businesses No place like home-based businesses. by Kimberly Lim November 29, 2024 04 Education Mental Health The Curious Case of School Counsellor Trauma Shouldn't we stop scaring kids away from seeking help? by Nadine Lee November 22, 2024 05 Mental Health Sex & Gender The Agony of Intimacy: A Marriage Undone by Vaginismus and the Weight of Expectations “I regret not being naughty before marriage.” by Alfieyah Abdullah November 15, 2024 06 Jobs & Economy Mental Health A Hawker, a Sugarcane Machine, and the Ultimate Price of Burnout "People told me to rest—even just for a few hours or once a week—but I never listened." by Kimberly Lim November 7, 2024 07 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Travel & Shopping What’s Pushing People’s Buttons About Singapore’s Flex Culture? The inculcation of inadequacy. by Andre Frois November 3, 2024 08 Finance Jobs & Economy Sponsored Does the DINK Life Equate to Financial Freedom? DINK it's so easy? by Andre Frois October 28, 2024 09 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy Mental Health In-Camp Thoughts: What ICT Call-ups Reveal About Our Work Culture When emails and urgent messages find you in the jungle. by Andre Frois October 27, 2024 10 Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health No Regrets: The Singaporean Entrepreneurs Who Failed and Returned to the 9-to-5 Grind Regret is worse than paiseh. by Andre Frois October 23, 2024 11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
03 Family & Housing Food & Drink Jobs & Economy Lifestyle The Search For Authenticity in Singapore’s New Wave of Home-Based Businesses No place like home-based businesses. by Kimberly Lim November 29, 2024 04 Education Mental Health The Curious Case of School Counsellor Trauma Shouldn't we stop scaring kids away from seeking help? by Nadine Lee November 22, 2024 05 Mental Health Sex & Gender The Agony of Intimacy: A Marriage Undone by Vaginismus and the Weight of Expectations “I regret not being naughty before marriage.” by Alfieyah Abdullah November 15, 2024 06 Jobs & Economy Mental Health A Hawker, a Sugarcane Machine, and the Ultimate Price of Burnout "People told me to rest—even just for a few hours or once a week—but I never listened." by Kimberly Lim November 7, 2024 07 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Travel & Shopping What’s Pushing People’s Buttons About Singapore’s Flex Culture? The inculcation of inadequacy. by Andre Frois November 3, 2024 08 Finance Jobs & Economy Sponsored Does the DINK Life Equate to Financial Freedom? DINK it's so easy? by Andre Frois October 28, 2024 09 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy Mental Health In-Camp Thoughts: What ICT Call-ups Reveal About Our Work Culture When emails and urgent messages find you in the jungle. by Andre Frois October 27, 2024 10 Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health No Regrets: The Singaporean Entrepreneurs Who Failed and Returned to the 9-to-5 Grind Regret is worse than paiseh. by Andre Frois October 23, 2024 11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
04 Education Mental Health The Curious Case of School Counsellor Trauma Shouldn't we stop scaring kids away from seeking help? by Nadine Lee November 22, 2024 05 Mental Health Sex & Gender The Agony of Intimacy: A Marriage Undone by Vaginismus and the Weight of Expectations “I regret not being naughty before marriage.” by Alfieyah Abdullah November 15, 2024 06 Jobs & Economy Mental Health A Hawker, a Sugarcane Machine, and the Ultimate Price of Burnout "People told me to rest—even just for a few hours or once a week—but I never listened." by Kimberly Lim November 7, 2024 07 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Travel & Shopping What’s Pushing People’s Buttons About Singapore’s Flex Culture? The inculcation of inadequacy. by Andre Frois November 3, 2024 08 Finance Jobs & Economy Sponsored Does the DINK Life Equate to Financial Freedom? DINK it's so easy? by Andre Frois October 28, 2024 09 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy Mental Health In-Camp Thoughts: What ICT Call-ups Reveal About Our Work Culture When emails and urgent messages find you in the jungle. by Andre Frois October 27, 2024 10 Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health No Regrets: The Singaporean Entrepreneurs Who Failed and Returned to the 9-to-5 Grind Regret is worse than paiseh. by Andre Frois October 23, 2024 11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
05 Mental Health Sex & Gender The Agony of Intimacy: A Marriage Undone by Vaginismus and the Weight of Expectations “I regret not being naughty before marriage.” by Alfieyah Abdullah November 15, 2024 06 Jobs & Economy Mental Health A Hawker, a Sugarcane Machine, and the Ultimate Price of Burnout "People told me to rest—even just for a few hours or once a week—but I never listened." by Kimberly Lim November 7, 2024 07 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Travel & Shopping What’s Pushing People’s Buttons About Singapore’s Flex Culture? The inculcation of inadequacy. by Andre Frois November 3, 2024 08 Finance Jobs & Economy Sponsored Does the DINK Life Equate to Financial Freedom? DINK it's so easy? by Andre Frois October 28, 2024 09 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy Mental Health In-Camp Thoughts: What ICT Call-ups Reveal About Our Work Culture When emails and urgent messages find you in the jungle. by Andre Frois October 27, 2024 10 Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health No Regrets: The Singaporean Entrepreneurs Who Failed and Returned to the 9-to-5 Grind Regret is worse than paiseh. by Andre Frois October 23, 2024 11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
06 Jobs & Economy Mental Health A Hawker, a Sugarcane Machine, and the Ultimate Price of Burnout "People told me to rest—even just for a few hours or once a week—but I never listened." by Kimberly Lim November 7, 2024
07 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Travel & Shopping What’s Pushing People’s Buttons About Singapore’s Flex Culture? The inculcation of inadequacy. by Andre Frois November 3, 2024 08 Finance Jobs & Economy Sponsored Does the DINK Life Equate to Financial Freedom? DINK it's so easy? by Andre Frois October 28, 2024 09 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy Mental Health In-Camp Thoughts: What ICT Call-ups Reveal About Our Work Culture When emails and urgent messages find you in the jungle. by Andre Frois October 27, 2024 10 Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health No Regrets: The Singaporean Entrepreneurs Who Failed and Returned to the 9-to-5 Grind Regret is worse than paiseh. by Andre Frois October 23, 2024 11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
08 Finance Jobs & Economy Sponsored Does the DINK Life Equate to Financial Freedom? DINK it's so easy? by Andre Frois October 28, 2024 09 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy Mental Health In-Camp Thoughts: What ICT Call-ups Reveal About Our Work Culture When emails and urgent messages find you in the jungle. by Andre Frois October 27, 2024 10 Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health No Regrets: The Singaporean Entrepreneurs Who Failed and Returned to the 9-to-5 Grind Regret is worse than paiseh. by Andre Frois October 23, 2024 11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
09 Government & Politics Jobs & Economy Mental Health In-Camp Thoughts: What ICT Call-ups Reveal About Our Work Culture When emails and urgent messages find you in the jungle. by Andre Frois October 27, 2024 10 Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health No Regrets: The Singaporean Entrepreneurs Who Failed and Returned to the 9-to-5 Grind Regret is worse than paiseh. by Andre Frois October 23, 2024 11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
10 Finance Jobs & Economy Mental Health No Regrets: The Singaporean Entrepreneurs Who Failed and Returned to the 9-to-5 Grind Regret is worse than paiseh. by Andre Frois October 23, 2024 11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
11 Humour News Sex & Gender The VP Scandal Texts Are Evidence That Singlish Is Deeply Unsexy You want me pregnant you? by Nadine Lee October 22, 2024 12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024 13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
12 Finance Government & Politics Jobs & Economy The Income-Allianz Deal Is Off (for Now), but How Did It Get So Far? Despite the deal collapsing, the damage to trust is undeniable. by Kimberly Lim October 15, 2024
13 Jobs & Economy Mental Health Why Do I Feel Worse After Taking a Mental Health Day Off Work? Work never stops and sabbaticals aren't on the cards for most of us. Can the humble mental health day really provide relief? by Nadine Lee October 10, 2024 14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
14 Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singaporeans Share How They Feel About Sharing a Nation With 6 Million People The more, the merrier? by Alfieyah Abdullah September 29, 2024 15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
15 Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Travel & Shopping When Travelling the World Is Cheaper Than Renting in Singapore Danya Astria took two years off from university to travel the world. But she's far from your run-of-the-mill privileged travel influencer. by Kimberly Lim September 27, 2024 16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024 Random Opinion "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." Photo Stories Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024 Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024 Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024 Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024 History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023 Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023 https://www.ricemedia.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RICE-AD-Desktop-HP-Display-2048-x-1366.png
16 Humour Jobs & Economy Mental Health Thoughts I Have About Self-Fulfilment Now That It’s September If Brat Summer is officially over, does it mean we’re now in Grand Theft Autumn? by Ilyas Sholihyn September 25, 2024 17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024
17 Education History & Heritage Race & Religion The Perks of Relearning Your Own Mother Tongue When English is all you need to get by, what's the value of learning your mother tongue? by Kimberly Lim September 13, 2024 18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024 19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024
18 Education Family & Housing Why Singaporean Students Will Be Better Creators With Fewer Exams and Smaller Classes They all just need a bit of room, in every sense, to do their best work. by Neil Humphreys September 10, 2024
19 Family & Housing Mental Health When You Feel Like a Stranger in Your Own Family Why do so many Singaporeans feel like outsiders in their own families? by Kimberly Lim September 6, 2024
Arts & Entertainment Education Lifestyle Mental Health The Art of Coping: What Gen Z Students Get Up To to Get By Why does growing up feel so different, so much heavier now? by Isaiah Chua September 11, 2024
Family & Housing Lifestyle Mental Health In the Afterglow: The Cancer Survivors Finding Light In Their Night Routines In the stillness after sunset. by Stephanie Lee August 15, 2024
Family & Housing History & Heritage Lifestyle Singapore’s Longest Curved HDB Corridor, and the Distance Between Our Neighbours The people of 34 Whampoa West share their stories of loneliness, neighbourliness, and everything in between. by Stephanie Lee May 31, 2024
Lifestyle Mental Health In Their Own Skin: Portraits of Eczema in Singapore Three Singaporeans open up about the wounds they carry both inside and out. by Benjamin Tan March 28, 2024
History & Heritage Jobs & Economy The Last Generation of Singapore’s Newspaper Stand Vendors They are the newspaper vendors that we’ve grown to forget. These are their stories. by Stephanie Lee June 15, 2023
Mental Health Sex & Gender This Body is Not Mine: Living With Gender Dysphoria “When my dysphoria is triggered, the only thought in my head is, ‘Get me out of this body’.” by Shiva Bharathi Gupta May 24, 2023