With his work selling over a million copies, being translated into 60 languages, and adapted into hundreds of movie and theatre productions, Dahl's contribution to children’s literature is nothing short of legendary.

How imposter syndrome affects friendships and ways to overcome it

Say cheese

The management of menstrual pain in Bangladesh is hindered by a lack of targeted therapy and knowledge. The prevalent use of a one-size-fits-all approach fails to address the diverse and individual experiences of those who menstruate.

Why first-year university friend groups often break apart

Why our youth is struggling in the current job market. A part of Star Youth's special Youth Anxieties series.

Learning money skills early in life.

Finding ikigai in the chaos of growing up.

Can AI replace real human connection?

The GT-R stood its ground as an old-school, loud, and proud driving machine.

Students and activists in Indonesia have put up the One Piece pirate sign as a symbol of protest against several government policies.

Sometimes we simply must observe and keep up, even if it's uncomfortable.

A reflection on growing up and witnessing parents age.

During semester breaks, there isn't any coursework to worry about, but for many, that empty space quickly becomes a breeding ground for anxiety.

With over 60 percent of its population under the age of 35, the country holds immense promise in the form of a demographic dividend.

Brainrot essentially describes the withering of mental faculties from overexposure to low-value digital content.

My em dashes are showing – Am I AI?

Sacrificing the joy of hobbies in exchange for productivity should never feel like an emotionally fulfilling trade-off.

“I want to tell stories that matter, stories that serve the public interest, resonate globally, and give voice to the voiceless,” said Mehedi Hasan Marof.

Ensuring that our parents can navigate this digital minefield with vigilance is not just a personal responsibility; it is a necessity for a more informed society.