Our Latest Articles

Animation Reimagined: Styles, Innovation, and What Comes Next

Animation is changing fast, and it matters because the shows and films we watch are becoming more expressive, more creative, and more emotionally powerful than ever before.

Sonakshi Chatterjee

Who were the Huguenots? Love and Faith Amidst the Wars of Religion

Discover the personal stories and religious convictions that defined Huguenot life during the Wars of Religion. Find answers to how love, faith, and communal bonds persisted under persecution and turmoil, providing vivid portraits and thoughtful historical analysis that illuminate this fraught period.

By Katy Phan

Gaslighting Myself Into Thinking I Studied: A Student’s Guide To False Confidence

Ever told yourself “I know this” just so you can stop studying? This article explores the psychology behind false confidence, why we mistake familiarity for understanding, and how students end up gaslighting themselves before exams.

By Apple Van

Grind Culture:

Why We Crave Academic (Di)stress

Animation Reimagined: Styles, Innovation, and What Comes Next

Animation is changing fast, and it matters because the shows and films we watch are becoming more expressive, more creative, and more emotionally powerful than ever before.

Sonakshi Chatterjee

2 min read

Gaslighting Myself Into Thinking I Studied: A Student’s Guide To False Confidence

By Apple Van

3 min read

Upcoming Artists : A Track-by-Track Review of CORTIS's EP

Dive into CORTIS's explosive debut EP, a playful blast of early-2000s rock fused with fresh, unpolished aesthetics that convey teenage freedom and human messiness. From the high-energy opener "GO!" charging their bold path, to introspective "What You Want" chasing true self-discovery, abrasive thrift-shop flex "FaSHioN," chill "Joyride" breather, and soothing "Lullaby" reminder to embrace imperfection—CORTIS shatters industry norms with authentic creativity that feels alive a

By Vy Hoang

6 min read

Opinions & Reviews

Food & Culture

When Food Becomes A Language

A language that was never spoken but instead symbolised through a bowl of peeled oranges that tasted like a hint of garlic and onions that was left on the same knife that my mother used to make dinner. It is often evident in Asian culture that terms of endearment such as “I love you” are never to be spoken aloud, or affection like “I missed you” would never be echoed throughout the upbringing of a child. Even pride – a phrase as simple as "I'm proud of you" would almost feel

By Apple Van

2 min read

Ngo Van Sac: Beauty in Destruction

Many artists would sympathise with the struggles of losing meaning within their art. Whether you create as a hobby or as a passion, you often find yourself being immersed in your craft. However, as you progress with your art, you might start to feel as though you are not good enough. This is false. Ngo Van Sac is a Vietnamese artist who embodies the transformative power of destruction and rebirth. His work encapsulates the feelings of self-doubt with a hopeful outlook, which

By Saara Panot

2 min read

Traditional vs. Modern Expectations - Filipino households

Being respectful is crucial in Filipino homes. Saying 'po' and 'opo', blessing your elders' hands, and never questioning their words—even if they initially hurt you—are all expected of you. I've lived it, so I know this. I've been told that I was "too sensitive" for quietly withdrawing after an aunt made fun of me, despite the fact that her remarks deeply wounded me. I've discovered that it's an issue if I remain silent, but it's worse if I speak up. Speaking your truth shoul

By Zoe Gulapa

3 min read

SALE

Educational

Who were the Huguenots? Love and Faith Amidst the Wars of Religion

By Katy Phan

2 min read

How to Maintain Bleached Hair: A Comprehensive Guide

Uncover the hidden costs and challenges of achieving beached hair, from salon visits to upkeep. This article offers practical tips to help you maintain your sun-kissed strands without breaking the bank.

By Hoang Khanh Tran

4 min read

The placebo effect is stronger than most medicines. Why?

Belief alone cannot cure disease, but it can measurably change how the body responds to it. The placebo effect reveals how expectation influences brain chemistry and symptom relief, reshaping our understanding of how healing truly works.

By Lucy Nguyen

2 min read

Does Life Have Meaning - and Would It Still Matter If We Lived Forever?

Philosophers have long debated whether life has inherent meaning or whether meaning is created through human choice. Many argue that mortality gives life its urgency and value, while immortality could weaken purpose by removing endings and consequences. Others suggest that meaning could still exist in eternal life - not through time limits, but through conscious, deliberate living.

By Kitty Tran

3 min read

Sharing The World Through The Eyes Of Students In Vietnam

Our Latest Articles

Animation Reimagined: Styles, Innovation, and What Comes Next

Who were the Huguenots? Love and Faith Amidst the Wars of Religion

Gaslighting Myself Into Thinking I Studied: A Student’s Guide To False Confidence

Animation Reimagined: Styles, Innovation, and What Comes Next

Gaslighting Myself Into Thinking I Studied: A Student’s Guide To False Confidence

Upcoming Artists : A Track-by-Track Review of CORTIS's EP

Opinions & Reviews

Food & Culture

When Food Becomes A Language

Ngo Van Sac: Beauty in Destruction

Traditional vs. Modern Expectations - Filipino households

Educational

Who were the Huguenots? Love and Faith Amidst the Wars of Religion

How to Maintain Bleached Hair: A Comprehensive Guide

The placebo effect is stronger than most medicines. Why?

Does Life Have Meaning - and Would It Still Matter If We Lived Forever?