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Navigating Food, Guilt and Hope This Eid

Navigating Food, Guilt and Hope This Eid

Reckoning with the privilege of sumptuous meals while others starve.

by Farah Wahidah April 10, 2024

An Elite School Boy’s Take on ‘We Are ACS Boys’

An Elite School Boy’s Take on ‘We Are ACS Boys’

The best is (truly) yet to be.

by Clement Ooi March 15, 2024

Taylor Swift and the Singaporean Smugness

Taylor Swift and the Singaporean Smugness

Saltiness in Southeast Asia.

by Clement Ooi March 7, 2024

How To Thrive and Survive with RICE Media in 2024

How To Thrive and Survive with RICE Media in 2024

New year, new(ish) RICE.

by Ilyas Sholihyn January 3, 2024

Letting 18-Year-Old Singaporeans Vote Is the Hill I’ll Die On

Government & Politics

Letting 18-Year-Old Singaporeans Vote Is the Hill I’ll Die On

A stan for political maturity.

by Hykel Quek March 3, 2023

The Impact of AI on Singaporean Journalists: Voices from the Frontlines

Jobs & Economy

The Impact of AI on Singaporean Journalists: Voices from the Frontlines

As AI continues to advance, many jobs are at risk of being automated. In Singapore, journalists and writers are facing the threat of AI taking over their jobs. But will AI lead to mass unemployment, or will it bring new opportunities for those willing to adapt?

by Zat Astha December 9, 2022

Recent Articles

Districts

What We Stand To Lose When We Cannot Stand Void Deck Football

What We Stand To Lose When We Cannot Stand Void Deck Football

We won't lose community spirit (or what's left of it).

by Hykel Quek

February 26, 2024

Coming Of Age

Conditional Love: The Queer Fear of Coming Out to Family in Singapore

Conditional Love: The Queer Fear of Coming Out to Family in Singapore

It's not easy coming out of the closet—and it feels doubly so as a Singaporean.

by Chloe Ng

February 9, 2024

Coming Of Age

Notes From Within the Friend Zone

Notes From Within the Friend Zone

On being 'good enough' for a romantic relationship.

by Malcolm Khoo

February 1, 2024

The 1975, Matty Healy, Malaysia, and the Problem With Saviour Complexes

The 1975, Matty Healy, Malaysia, and the Problem With Saviour Complexes

Malaysia's queer community now has a bigger target on their back. The person who stuck it on there doesn’t care.

by Swarnabho Sarkar

July 25, 2023

Coming Of Age

Is Being Able to Eat Breakfast With Family Every Day a Privilege?

Is Being Able to Eat Breakfast With Family Every Day a Privilege?

The luxury of time together with family isn't afforded by all, after all.

by Joy Lai

June 4, 2023