OPINION

By Allison Tung

Mr Dane King is, technically, a teacher. This means he’s entrusted with shaping young minds, our leaders of the future, an unsettling fact once you hear him talk.

By Kate Wu

No one can convince me that crashing out can’t be beneficial, and I believe everyone should crash out at least once in their lifetime.

By Allison Tung

Who doesn’t like to get things done? We live in a contemporary world where speed is celebrated, calendars are packed and our devices claim to help us conquer our to-do lists faster than ever before.

By Amirah Datwani

In September 2025, Hong Kong lawmakers rejected a bill that, if passed, would have allowed for legal recognition of same-sex couples that were married overseas.

By Amirah Datwani

Generative AI is bleeding into academia, poisoning the environment, and being heavily implemented into the workforce. It isn’t just a helpful tool — it’s dangerous.

By Anagha Singh

She walks through the cities and neighborhoods we live in – unseen, unheard, judged before a single word is uttered. Sex workers globally are victims of deep-rooted stigma.

By Aydan Yuen

Subjects such as Maths and Science have absolute answers, for example, 1+1=2. This is completely different from language-based subjects such as English, where correct answers are based on multiple factors.

By Stephen Donahue

The New York City subway system, a vital artery of the city’s transportation network, is facing a growing challenge: the rise of inconsiderate behavior.

By Anagha Singh

Whether you’re a Year 11 student searching for internships and summer programs or a Year 7 student looking for fun theme parks to celebrate a birthday, we’ve got you covered with a list of exciting activities and opportunities.

By Arnav Mehta

So, what is a plant-based diet? It is all about shifting the focus of our plate from animal products to more vibrant and nourishing ingredients that promote well-being.

By Anagha Singh

Over the decades, the two countries have fought several wars, often triggered by militant and terrorist activities, many of which India attributes to Pakistan’s support.

By Anagha Singh

Many feel hesitant to identify as feminists due to the misconceptions and misrepresentations that stray far from the original ideals of the movement.

By Aaron Zhao

In today’s tech-driven world, coding isn’t just a skill for future programmers—it’s a new form of literacy.

By Gwen Lui

While homework is a common school activity, several factors challenge its effectiveness. The question arises: Is homework actually useful, or just a waste of time?

Justin Lee

I have recently changed my mind about the power of the gut. Many people believe that intuition is an irreplaceable asset built through experience. I have come to realise that relying solely on your “gut” instincts is fundamentally flawed.

By Benedict Lam

How did Hong Kong manage to become an international hub and what impact does it have on the city?

By Chi Yan Ng

Imagine waking up one day to find that all of the confidence in yourself has vanished, that there is not the slightest chance that you can succeed anymore.

By Amirah Datwani

It seems like Christmas has become central to the marketing of almost anything when it’s November or December.

By Aaron Zhao

We have all been anticipating the Christmas break for many weeks now, and finally, it’s here! But how can we make the most out of these three weeks?