Front-line social workers in S'pore affected by anxiety at height of pandemic (TODAY online)
Nearly six in 10 frontline social workers were affected by anxiety at the height of the pandemic last year, a study has found.
How do court appeals work and when can a sentence be increased? (TODAY online)
Recently, the High Court more than doubled an offender’s sentence from 3.5 years’ imprisonment to eight years and five months.
数十年拿八张文凭 72岁中医师仍要再学习 (Lianhe Zaobao online)
2020年，72岁中医师欧阳强波从新跃社科大学毕业，拿到了人生中的第八张文凭。
Helping to strengthen the ties that binds (The Straits Times)
Through understanding the issues and threats society is facing, as well as serving the community, PSS undergraduate Lee Zi Xin wants to help enhance Singapore’s safety, security and well-being
Time to rethink directorial duties (The Business Times)
In light of Singapore’s commitment to climate change targets post-COP26, it needs to review corporate stewardship and regulation.
Allowing to divorce in mutual agreement is hardly radical or revolutionary (Channel NewsAsia)
No-fault divorce is a welcome change amid changing ideas of marriage and gender roles, says SUSS sociologist Hu Shu.
Exams in S’pore are ‘all or nothing’. How will young S’poreans learn to try & fail? (Mothership)
Is the very existence of these exams harmful to promoting innovation?
Understanding the psychology of vaccine hesitancy could help to change minds (TODAY online)
Vaccine hesitancy may have its roots in many factors.