Diocesan Girls’ School pupil Cherrie Tong Hei-tung is a winner of this year’s Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award thanks to her commitment to helping others.
From improving prosthetic arms to cleaning trash from oceans, Adhit Ranjan is passionate about using robotics to solve global challenges – and at 17, he’s only getting started.
Although the election isn’t until November, the process to choose Republican and Democratic nominees officially kicks off in January.
Then known as the ‘Great War’, more than 16 million people died in the massive war involving powers like Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, Russia, and Britain.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to. This week, we help a student who wants to help their pal, who is so focused on university it impacts their mental and physical well-being.
US singer behind hit songs ‘Ghost Town’ and ‘In the Stars’ is working on his first full-length album and hints that it might be different from what his fans are used to.
Pupils at Canadian International School have organised workshops, volunteer opportunities and even a silent disco to raise awareness of neurodiversity.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to. This week, we help an anxious student who says they obsess over every little detail.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to. This week, we help a student feeling insecure that their bestie has another bestie.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to. This week, we help a student who has learned some information that could potentially devastate their pal.
Charity’s latest project is #StepUpNow, a series of animated videos that teach young people how to be active bystanders and step up when they see discrimination.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to. This week, we help a student being pressured by their family to be more like their friends.
The group’s founders Maxime Vanhollebeke and Cynthia Cheng have spoken to more than 100 shift workers in Hong Kong.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to. This week, we help a frustrated student who feels bad about not fulfilling their New Year’s resolutions.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to. This week we help a student who wants to drop a dishonest pal without destroying their entire group of friends.
We talked about mental health with Instagram poet Louisa Choi and met Hong Kong’s biggest football fan – the only person to watch the team in India.
Joel Tan, 28, discusses the thought process behind his debut album and why he’s trying to separate himself from his identity as a musician.
The performance, with dates on December 2 and 9, features everything from Cantopop hits to songs in Mandarin and Haitian Creole.
With smiling street snacks, minibuses and more, the 31-year-old’s drawings explain popular Cantonese slang and give other Hongkongers abroad a taste of home.
Singer-songwriter famous for his 2017 hit ‘Mine’ shares about how his latest work came together from jamming and going with his gut.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to. This week, we help a student who wants to learn how to have deeper conversations with their family.
The 28-year-old musician came out in 2020 through a video on YouTube, as a way of grieving the death of his partner, Barnaby.
The Indian Hongkonger shares how mental health treatment helped her unlearn harmful messages she was told about herself and the world – ideas she now challenges in her work.
Here is a quick guide to the development of LGBT+ rights in these two places, and how the fight for equality continues.
The K-pop super group dropped the video for the lead single on their new album, Proof, on YouTube today.
A Hong Kong television drama’s portrayal of a foreign domestic worker has sparked conversations about the importance of diverse representation.
From writing your to-do list on paper to multitasking wisely, here is advice to help you concentrate and get things done, especially while studying or working from home.
From classics like Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World to a book about gay penguins, take a look at novels censored for political leanings, religious content and alleged unsuitability for children.
Marites Palma, founder of Social Justice for Migrant Workers, says it has assisted about 20 helpers who were fired and forced to stay outside or were stranded in the city because they had contracted Covid-19.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources you can turn to. This week, we help a student who is questioning their sexuality.