Not a girl gamer
ESports host pindaPanda wants to be known as a gamer, just without the word ‘girl’ affixed to it.
Journalist for life
Star reporter Nicholas Cheng talks about how the BRATs young journalist programme shaped his career.
Grooving to old beats
Thanks to a few passionate young musicians, traditional music is getting a new lease of life.
Vaping isn’t helping
E-cigarettes, or vapes, have not contributed to a decrease in teenage smoking, says studies.
Malaysian webcomic commentary
Social media has made it possible for Malaysian webcomic artists to try and change the world – one strip at a time.
BRATs through the years
Over the past 24 years, BRATs has been churning out responsible teen journalists through its tri-annual journalism workshops.
Risking life and limb
Illegal and sometimes fatal, rooftopping has nonetheless struck a chord among the youth – and here’s why.
Schooling the school-leavers
Ten ‘real’ truths you should know at 20 – as told by a certain doctor/comedian who just turned 30.
Perks of being a BRAT
Here’s what it’s like writing for The Star as a BRATs teen journalist. Hint: It’s pretty awesome.
The business of doing good
Young female social entrepreneurs share why Malaysia is one of the best places in the world to grow their careers.
BRAT turned chief editor: Keeshaanan Sundaresan
A lover of sports and writing, this former BRAT is living the sports journalist dream
Joining forces for children
Various government ministries and agencies are now working together to help put an end to child sexual crimes in Malaysia.
Journalism done right
Here’s a sneak peek at what you can learn at the upcoming BRATs Camps.
From BRATs to R.AGE: Julien Chen
Former BRATs participant Julien Chen shares his journey from camp to becoming R.AGE’s assistant producer
The ugly side of beauty
Social media influencers are always tip-toeing an ethical minefield when it comes to sponsored content.