Lifestyle
From wildly popular trends taking the world by storm to unorthodox hobbies and cultures that pique your interest, the Lifestyle section has it all!
Green City Gardeners Take Root
City folk tell Tang Jia Wen the benefits of incorporating nature into their living spaces and lives.
Enter The Urban Farmer
It is not a career that many young people think about but Clement Teo shares with Frederick Law that farming is an alluring option.
The Creative Industry: A Passion That STEMs From The Heart
Jobs in the STEM industry are perceived better than those in the creative industry. Tan Yan Hui explains why.
The Better Half: To Love Or To Be Loved?
Love is a complex feeling. Ruth Chan gives her personal take on whether it’s easier to give or receive love.
A Radio Station Without A Station
Without access to campus facilities, Radio Heatwave tells Benjamin Wellesley how the campus radio station functions in spite of challenging circumstances.
CCAs Met With New e-Xperiences
With all face-to-face co-curricular activities put to a halt, three Ngee Ann Polytechnic CCAs tell Lee Zhi Ying how they continued with their activities.
Breaking A Routine, Creating A Lifestyle
Youths tell Benjamin Wellesley how the circuit breaker benefitted or disrupted their fitness routines, sharing their main takeaways from quarantine.
Tie-Dye: Not A Dying Art
Youth in China are experiencing a renewed interest in a 1,500-year old art form. Shafiq Guee, at the Wuhan Institute of Technology, talks to the growing breed of new advocators.
It’s e-Curtains Up for Chinese Performing Arts
Exciting things are in store for Chinese performing arts groups as they explore the impact of digitalisation on their art forms. Lee Zhi Ying finds out more.