I like My Men All Incompetent by Milo
“When men disappoint me, I think you’re just a man. But what I really mean is: You could be so much more.” While Lana Del Rey and Sabrina Carpenter might…
Why You Shouldn’t Date a Runner by Sofya Dzul
Running has always been a popular sport. It manifests at different levels. Some take it up as a casual hobby, others as a coping mechanism—but for many, it's an act…
History as a Mirror by Toh Ding Xi
“Soldiers in civilian clothing were prosecuted.” A direct quote from the Yushukan Museum in Tokyo, Japan about the battle of Nanjing. The quote is staggering in its understatement of one…
Is it Racist to be a Bumiputera? by Adib Darwish Hakeem
We are surrounded by racism. If you are a Bumiputera, you often are racist. Lately, I’ve been grappling with a difficult question: Is it racist to design public policies that…
Sex Education: To Do or Taboo? by Jaden Woo Kin Yee
The problem of irresponsible sexual behaviours has led to widespread problems such as unplanned pregnancies, increasing risk of STIs and increased stigmatisation around the spectrum of gender and sexual identities.…
When Identity Becomes a Battleground: What Zohran Mamdani’s Win Means for Muslims Like Me by Aina Batrisya
Zohran Mamdani recently secured his primary win in New York, defeating Andre Cuomo in what many celebrated as a political shift toward justice and accountability. Across much of what I…
When Humazah Becomes a School System by Nayli Zekry
Deconstructing the All-Girls Culture of Gossips, Performance, and Quiet Violence. Six in ten Malaysian students suffer from anxiety, depression, or stress [1], a clear sign of a growing mental health…
Should Countries Run Like Businesses? by Intan Balqis
The role of government has always been debated. It’s the reason why different political ideologies came about in the first place. Some say that countries should be run like a…
Have You Ever Wondered? by Khazin Hisham
Have you ever wondered why there’s so much we don’t know in this life? Why are there oceans of knowledge we haven’t touched, corners of the world we’ve never seen,…
Snob by Arisya Azizi
“The Reading” - Vittorio Reggianini, 1858-1939 Imagine a time, not so long ago, when simply wearing glasses could get you killed. When knowing too much, or being able to speak…