Grant-ing wishes
This year, the CHEER Foundation is offering grants worth RM10,000 to three deserving teams.
The sorting hat has spoken
Find out whose team you’re on for the upcoming BRATs camp!
You’ve been scammed
They’ve got fancy websites and amazing services but as one student found out, companies selling assignments online are often cheaters.
Watch as Obama reads mean tweets
Even the President Of The United States can’t escape #MeanTweets on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
What I’ve learnt about racism on the property market
Our contributor-turned-realtor Clarissa Say gives her perspective on racial discrimination on the rental market.
Realty bites
Young real estate agents are tired of homeowners’ racial preferences, but face an uphill battle for change.
Eat, sleep, code, repeat
Five groups of aspiring techpreneurs will receive training under one roof for three months thanks to StartupHouse.
Let’s get started!
Want to launch your own tech startup, but not sure how? Here are five basic tips from StartupHouse programme director Inbaraj Suppiah.
Room for racism
Do most homeowners discriminate prospective tenants based on race? Here’s what real estate agents had to say.
BRATs Raub participants selected!
The first BRATs camp of 2015 will involve baby elephants and straight-up luxury at the six-star Casabrina resort.
Cream of the crop
Check out the teams at StartupHouse and the apps they’re working on.
My ‘attempt’ at being a sugar baby
Our reporter Lim May Lee dived headfirst into the world of sugar daddies/babies to learn more about the ‘sugar lifestyle’.
Wade-ing into the sugar life
R.AGE talks to Brandon Wade, founder of SeekingArrangement.com, about the sugar lifestyle.
Inside the world of Malaysian sugar babies
Young Malaysian women (and some men) are offering the pleasure of their ‘company’ as sugar babies – for a hefty price.
iM4U launches radio station
iM4U’s Azlan Rudy Malik talks about the non-profit’s plan to promote volunteerism through its own radio station.