Excuse me, you aren’t allowed to sit here,” the security guard told us when I was hanging out with my friends at the rooftop ...

I’ve realised the real test on the road isn’t just traffic - it’s how we choose to treat each other when the pressure builds. In the end, the problem wasn’t just out there. It was in me too. Focus.

Heading to a Ramadan Bazaar? Make the most of your visit with these simple tips to ensure an enjoyable experience for both you and others! Muslims in Singapore observe the holy month of Ramadan – a ...

Fusion food offers exciting possibilities, but when it prioritises trends over tradition, it loses its cultural significance. Fusion food takes the cake as one of the Internet’s most debatable topics ...

Films go beyond entertainment, inciting not just joyful or sad emotions with their storylines, but pushing us as viewers to take action in our own lives through their morals. As a long-time enthusiast ...

Buddhism is most commonly associated with the Chinese population in Singapore, but did you know there are also Sri Lankan Buddhists? Join our writer as she explores the perspective of a highly ...

In the Bedok North case, plans have since been floated to repurpose the football court into a space for seniors to use. At the same time, the former Kampong Chai Chee Community Centre is set to be ...

How can stories inspire us to Be Greater? Writers here at The Pride share what greatness means to them, and how they aim to make a positive change through their stories. Stories have an unparalleled ...

Loud videos or music from handphones on public transport may not just be annoying, but hazardous to your health, says the Singapore Kindness Movement’s Dr William Wan.

The Travel Makers Programme does not only aim to teach crucial travelling skills to youths with intellectual disabilities, but it also seeks to foster empathy in the public towards people with special ...

After attending to a deaf patient, nursing student Elizabeth Lee discovers the joy of volunteerism for the deaf community with SADeaf Nursing student Elizabeth Lee remembers when she was at a loss for ...

Shopowners and patrons look back with fondness and sadness as the iconic Golden Mile shopping complex on Beach Road, dubbed Little Thailand, closes in May. It’s eerily quiet. Corridors once full of ...