Despite the tightening of belts from the economic slowdown, this has not stopped the increasing number of youths leading extravagant lifestyles with their supplementary credit card. Full story

For someone who is critical of the government for being deaf to its citizen’s opinions, especially in the past, the leader of Singapore’s largest opposition political party, The Workers’ Party (WP), is ironically half-deaf himself. As Mr Low Thia Khiang puts on his hearing aids at the start of … Full story

At the height of the debate over Section 377A of the Penal Code, Member of Parliament Baey Yam Keng spoke up against the law banning homosexual sex. If Parliament took a vote on the issue, he would vote to… Full story

Exploring subjects beyond a student’s major may be the same guiding principle behind the satisfactory/unsatisfactory option in both NTU and NUS, but this has led both universities down different paths. The Enquirer delves into the decision-making processes that went through each policy. Full story

The first Students’ Union Council Meeting in late August was a time for leadership renewal and union representatives to rally for executive committee positions in the Students’ Union. As presidential-nominee Ng Hwei Yun gave her rally speech in front of student leaders—some seeing her only for the first time—tears welled up in her eyes. Full story