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A National Symbol in Question In 2025, despite our progress and education, we still get the basics wrong, such as flying our national flag, the Jalur Gemilang, upside down. While a school in Port Dickson quickly apologised for the mistake, the incident sparked larger questions: How much empathy is too much? When does accountability kick […]

The Growing Crisis of Bullying Among Children In recent years, the issue of bullying has become a significant concern for children across Australia. With an increasing number of young people facing challenges at school and online, many are turning to helplines for support rather than their parents. This shift highlights a growing need for accessible […]

The Controversial American Eagle Campaign and Its Broader Implications Actress Sydney Sweeney has once again found herself at the center of a public controversy, this time due to her involvement in an ad campaign for American Eagle Outfitters. While previous debates surrounding Sweeney have included topics like selling soaps infused with her bathwater or posting […]

Charity Scope, along with actor Adam Pearson, are encouraging the public to nominate their disability equality heroes for the annual Scope Awards. Nominations are now officially open. Each year, Scope invites nominations for individuals – friends, family, colleagues, neighbours, or even celebrities – who deserve recognition for their contributions to disability equality. The awards ceremony, […]

Marvin Sease: Beyond the “Candy Licker”Further reading: Paul Danan Ex-Hollyoaks and Celebrity Big Brother star dies at 46 Marvin Sease, a name synonymous with Southern soul and blues-infused R&B, remains a captivating yet controversial figure. While his unapologetically adult themes set him apart from the mainstream, they also garnered him a devoted following throughout the […]

The humanities are under attack in Australia, with funding cuts and course closures threatening the future of disciplines like history, literature, and philosophy. A groundswell of prominent Australians is pushing back, arguing that these fields are vital not only for personal enrichment but also for the health of the nation.We found this resource helpful: 5 […]

The Importance of Language: Rethinking How Schools Identify Homeless Students Across the United States, schools are grappling with the challenge of identifying and supporting students experiencing homelessness. A key strategy emerging in some areas involves a simple yet powerful shift in language. Instead of using the term “homeless,” schools are opting for more sensitive phrases […]

The Rise of Multigenerational Living: Why More Young Adults Are Staying Home The image of young adults striking out on their own immediately after college is fading. A growing number of 20-somethings are choosing to live with their parents, a trend fueled by economic pressures, shifting cultural norms, and evolving views on family support. This […]

Creating a Sense of Belonging at Penn State At Penn State’s Bellisario College of Communications, Gary Abdullah is dedicated to ensuring every student feels like they belong. As the assistant dean for diversity and inclusion, Abdullah understands the challenges students face, from academic pressures to adjusting to a new environment far from home. His office, […]