top of page


Running on Empty: Academic Burnout in University Life
Late nights, endless deadlines, and a constant sense of exhaustion—academic burnout is more common than many students realise. This article explores its causes, symptoms, and practical ways to cope, reminding you that you are not alone in this experience.

Xin Yu
Apr 84 min read


When Empathy Runs Deep: Emotional Intensity in Bipolar Disorder
Living with bipolar disorder can feel like experiencing life in 4K—where emotions are vivid, intense, and impossible to mute. While clinical definitions outline mood shifts between mania and depression, they often miss the lived reality of heightened sensitivity, deep empathy, and emotional overwhelm. This reflection explores the concept of “affective resonance,” and how being deeply attuned to the world can be both a profound strength and a quiet burden.

Rachael Lo Fei Ting
Mar 255 min read


The Stages We Carry. Stage One: Relearning Trust
At eight, archery gave me a dream: the Olympics. By sixteen, that dream collapsed under discrimination, humiliation, and betrayal. I thought I had lost everything—my sport, my identity, and my trust in people. But sometimes life brings us back to the very first lesson of growth: learning to trust again.

Delwina
Mar 114 min read
bottom of page