Spending Lunar New Year in London, Away from Home
Celebrating Lunar New Year in London looks different, but it’s become a meaningful way for me to stay connected to my Singaporean roots.
How Joanna Sun’s late grandmother influenced her lifelong dedication to dementia research and design
One family experience changed everything. Now, Joanna Sun’s research, teaching, and design tools are influencing dementia care across aged care facilities, universities, and communities in Singapore and Australia.
Gallop into the new year: Things to do during the year of the Fire Horse
We’ve sped across Southeast Asia to bring you the scoop on how Singapore and its neighbours are gearing up for celebrating Lunar New Year. Read on to find out how you can join in the celebrations, both online and offline.
Why this Canadian marketer delayed graduation to spend a semester in Singapore – and what brought her back
Jianing Yang has never been one to stay still. From Montreal to Paris and now Singapore, she’s embraced every move with curiosity, sharing what attracted her to this city and how adapting across cultures has influenced her work and daily life.
Why this Canadian marketer delayed graduation to spend a semester in Singapore – and what brought her back
Jianing Yang has never been one to stay still. From Montreal to Paris and now Singapore, she’s embraced every move with curiosity, sharing what attracted her to this city and how adapting across cultures has influenced her work and daily life.
This Singaporean is rewriting the narrative for East and Southeast Asian theatre in the UK
Singapore-born actress and theatre maker Jennifer Lim moved to the UK to pursue her love of storytelling. Now, as co-founder of Moongate Productions, she’s reshaping how East and Southeast Asian stories are perceived on British stages.
How this Scottish expert negotiator came to call Singapore home
Scott Harrison (aka Scott the Scotsman) shares how he built a thriving negotiation consultancy and why Singapore kept calling to him “like a mermaid”.
Mark Sin on life, leadership and keeping the Singaporean spirit alive in Silicon Valley
For 22 years and counting, Mark Sin has built his career as an engineer at Apple. But beyond his day job, he has been gathering fellow Singaporeans in Silicon Valley through food and community events, keeping the kampong spirit alive 8,000 miles from home.
From teaching in Hong Kong to leading SAS, this Stanford Law grad champions education
Tom Boasberg dreamt of being a civil rights lawyer; a stint teaching underprivileged students in Hong Kong changed everything. Today, he serves as superintendent of Singapore American School (SAS).