

The Pitfalls of Dating Apps (and How to Manage Them)
Through dating apps, finding ‘the one’ has never been easier and more convenient. Yet we should always temper our optimism with caution. While it is true that dating apps do help people get into relationships, in some instances, dating apps hurt more than they help.

Triad Trails: How Ex-Offenders are Being Redefined
What future paths does an ex-offender have? Many of us may believe that the answer to that question is simply reintegration. However, volunteers at Architects of Life believe otherwise, kicking off Singapore’s first-ever tours led by ex-secret society members.

Graffiti in Singapore: How Anyone Can Make Street Art [Video]
Graffiti exists in a precarious position in Singapore, where the hand that sprays it risks a fine, imprisonment or caning. On the other hand, they are admired as an artist, master of their craft. Either way, graffiti as a medium remains elusive to the public.

From the Mosque to the Moon
Have you ever wondered why the crescent moon and star are a widely accepted symbol of the Islamic religion?

Children: To have, or not to have?
Women continue to find themselves disproportionately shouldering larger childrearing and homemaking responsibilities, despite the rise in dual-income households. How has this affected women’s decisions on child-rearing?

The Toxicity of University ‘Hustle’ Culture
These days, a student focusing on academics and good grades alone is insufficient. Very insufficient. You need to do a part-time internship then volunteer at church on weekends. After your classes, do some sports. In between your classes, go to the library to work on your case competition. Read a book.