Why annual leave seems less restful without travel and what to do about it (Channel NewsAsia)
How can we cultivate better forms of leisure? SUSS’ Dr Brandon Koh explains how to use your next leave to more fully recharge.
Unkind comments targeted at the elderly are counter-productive (Channel NewsAsia)
When an older person doesn’t wear a mask properly or resists vaccination, understanding and education go a much longer way than ageist remarks, says SUSS’ Sng Hock Lin.
Helping children voice and deal with disappointment during Covid-19 (TODAY online)
As we got through the first stage of a heightened alert phase, many parents and children should be breathing a sigh of relief.
Creating a sharing kampung - Rethink how to care and support caregivers (The Straits Times)
Take care not to regard caregiving as a form of labour that can be exchanged for services as this diminishes the moral aspects of giving care.
To address racism, let’s start with some introspection (TODAY online)
A video containing racist comments that went viral recently uncovered how some in Singapore truly feel about each other, based solely on race.
Can boycotts over Gaza conflict achieve their intended objectives? (Channel NewsAsia)
As awareness about political, economic and social issues become greater, brands can bear the brunt of unhappiness. SUSS’ Lau Kong Cheen explains, however, why boycotts can have limited impact.
Konvokesyen Universiti Sains Kemasyarakatan Singapura (Berita Harian)
Disebabkan Covid-19, mereka yang tamat pengajian di universiti tahun lalu tidak dapat menjalani konvokesyen secara fizikal.
Grandpa fulfils lifelong dream of a local degree (The Straits Times)
Although a grandfather of four himself, Dr Aw Yong Keong Poh, 72, is still following the advice his own father gave him many years ago.
Age cannot stop us from learning, say senior grads (The New Paper)
Even past his retirement age, Dr Aw Yong Keong Poh, 72, still felt there was room for improvement and time to upskill himself.