People

"I really value having my own time and space to recharge, but most of my hobbies and activities tend to be pretty social ones, like bouldering and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.”

“My favourite anime is Apothecary Diaries! I love the main character and the plot—the world-building and visuals are incredibly well done, and I'm a huge fan of the production.”

"Most people don't know this, but I was a huge weeb growing up. After school, my friends and I would head to the library to borrow and speed-read mangas."

“I enjoy all kinds of travel experiences, but my trip to Hong Kong with my friend stands out. I felt happiest when we arrived in Tsim Sha Tsui and took in the beautiful views.”

“Now that I’ve graduated, I hope to work in sustainability, ideally in roles that combine community engagement, environmental justice, or corporate responsibility.”

“I spent three weeks in Chiang Mai working remotely. I love the culture there! Everyone is so open and friendly, and I felt safe walking around by myself as a solo female traveller.”

“Before the year ends, I’d really love to try horse riding again. I did it once when I was very young, but I’ve forgotten what it feels like. It’s something I’ve been eager to revisit.”

“I’m from Kuching, but I’ve been a Singapore PR for the past 20 years. What I miss most about my hometown is the laid-backness. When I'm home, I go to bed at 9PM.”

“The most rewarding thing about teaching dance is creating something that’s truly your own. I also love seeing my students learn and grow. It’s so wholesome!”

“I’ve spent most of my time studying and working, so I wanted to explore the world this year. This is only my first trip of 2025, but my goal was to go on a Europe tour!”

“Whenever I’m free, I like to hit the shops and just vibe. Maybe unwind a bit, nothing too complicated! My personal style is also pretty laidback, nothing too fancy!”

“Kampong spirit isn't something created by the government; it's something we must uphold. Without it, we risk becoming isolated from our neighbours and friends.”