By Wisley Lau
As his final article for the Truth, the longtime columnist and writer gives advice to all RCHK students on school life and the global status
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By Wisley Lau
As he leaves The RCHK Truth, the veteran resident columnist reviews his articles in comparison with what had happened between 2019 to 2023
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By Wisley Lau
A revised and updated look at humorist Art Buchwald’s immortal piece Oh Yeah! What About Chappaquiddick?
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By Wisley Lau
How the three versions of “woke” and the culture wars killed off reasonable debate and freedom of speech.
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By Ennan Qiu
How has Hong Kong as a city that is “fully committed to sustainable development”, been so poor in taking action to achieve this development?
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By Rex Lau
Teachers should not look down upon Wikipedia; they need to accept it's great and move on.
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By Patton Chiu
Starting school later prevents obesity and improves the mental wellbeing and academic performance of students
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By Annabelle Wong
JK Rowling, our beloved author of the Harry Potter series, has been portrayed and accused of transphobia on social media platforms.
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By Wisley Lau
The story of George Kitara Anthony Devolder Zabrovsky Ravache Santos is an accurate representation of the Republican party, if not the United States
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By Sage Kwok
Why is this delicious yet healthy chicken dish from the cafeteria such a blessing for hungry RCHK students?
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By Warren Suen
Behind the curtains of humour and hyperbole, satire provides a lighthearted way to raise awareness and perspectives on various topics.
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By Sophie Liu
Activists have long been criticising Ocean Park for it’s treatment of sea creatures, but why?
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By Percy Chan
You throw your empty plastic bottle into the recycling bin, assuming that it is saving the environment. However, is it actually being recycled?
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By Markandeya Karthik
Thanos snapped his fingers while using the Infinity Gauntlet during the Infinity War and caused the extermination of half of all life in the universe. Was this sound economic policy?
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By Lynette Chan
There are a wide range of reasons as to why we listen to music, including focusing on a task.
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