In a Singapore that's growing less religious, how much of their madrasah identity and Muslim faith do they hold on to?

Stories of human interest in Singapore that make you engage and empathise.

Stories of human interest in Singapore that make you engage and empathise.

Among them, I notice a boy in a neon orange hoodie nonchalantly picking at it. 11-year-old Vaughn is completely locked in on ...

In the “Singapore Parliament Unpacked” series, we unravel some of the less-commonly known apparatuses of our nation’s law-making body. In the first of a series, our writer delves into the official ...

I remember the first time I wandered the back alleys of Geylang close to 10 years ago. As a teenager, I knew I had to experience the vice central everyone would chatter about at least once in my life.

In December last year, I was returning home from Yio Chu Kang swimming pool when I saw something which took my breath away: a brand new covered walkway. Not any regular ol’ covered walkway, but a ...

Election years have a special vocabulary. Singaporeans become ‘ordinary Singaporeans’, while ‘bread-and-butter issues’ replace talk of ‘fiscal prudence’. Humble backgrounds are pushed to the fore and ...

When you live in one of Singapore’s earliest HDB flats, history might sometimes feel more like a weight than a blessing. Blocks 45, 48, and 49 on Stirling Road were handed over to residents in 1961, ...

Rachel Goh, 23, is the co-founder of Project Obscura, a youth-led initiative that provides pro bono professional photography services to underprivileged communities. In this RICE Community Voices ...

Disclaimer: This story is based on the experiences shared by those we interviewed, and may not necessarily reflect the entirety of the races and religions explored. “S$12,888?!” I gasp incredulously ...

For young Muru Nagaraju, a late-night search for a bowl of noodles in 1996 turned into a lifelong commitment to a Chinese woman. “My buddy and I had been partying at this place called JUMP until three ...