Sephora Kids: Should Society be Worried about Kids Growing Up Too Fast?
“Let kids be kids” is a popular saying to protect the innocence of the younger generation today, but what if kids themselves do not want to act their age? KRISTEL TAN uncovers the reasons why and how “Sephora Kids” came about.
Different But The Same: In a Divisive Era, What Do We Have In Common?
Join JOANNA HU as she explores humanity’s common ground in an era of media fueled division.
From Truancy to Recovery: A Look at Youth Drug Abuse in Singapore
Youth drug abuse in Singapore, while seemingly distant, is a growing concern fueled by curiosity and societal pressures. Join MISHAEL LEE as he questions the battleground and seeks a new front in the fight against youth addiction.
Finding Ourselves: The Modern Obsession with Personality Quizzes
Join DAYNA WONG in exploring the craze with finding oneself in the digital age, and what personality tests truly tell you about yourself.
A New Age of Studying: A Cat’s Calming Companionship
Join HAMIZAN AHMAD as he explores the concept of cat coworking spaces in Singapore as a new mode of productivity.
Whisker Network: The New Age of Cat Distribution
Join IRFAN ALI as he explores how cats made their way into the lives of humans way before the social media trend bearing the fun moniker “cat distribution system”.
The Bottle that Broke the Internet: Why Gen-Z is obsessed with Owala bottles
If you haven’t already noticed, water bottles have become the hottest accessory of the year. You may be wondering, “What is this brand, Owala, and where did they even come from?”
Join ALAYNA MIN TAN as she dives into the Owala bottle trend, and figures out if the bottles are worth all the hype.
Ghosting: A New Norm in Gen Z
TEO HUI YING talks about “Ghosting”, a behaviour experienced in texting that can be unhealthy and finds out why people, especially Gen Zs, adopt this behaviour in this digital age.
Will Valentines Sweep You Off Your Feet, Or Is It Just Another Rug-Pull?
With Valentine’s Day coming up, TAN FANG YI explores whether this romantic occasion is a celebration of genuine emotion or just another marketing gimmick to make people spend more money.