The recent exposure of the V2K Telegram group has prompted an outcry among netizens, and sparked discussions on what action women can take if their personal images and data have been shared without their consent. Serene Lim weighs in on the issue.

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Following a spike in Covid-19 cases, the MOHE makes a last-minute decision to postpone physical registration for public university students, leaving them stranded and confused. We hear from Umar Hafiz about the struggles faced by students, and speak to Prof. Dato' Dr. Mohd Ekhwan Toriman about what the ministry is doing to handle the situation.

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Japan is struggling to keep its famous bullet trains operating, as the pandemic halts international and domestic travel. Shwan Tanis gives us the details.

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Twitter is introducing a new feature to ensure that users are informed on all content and news that they choose to share. We speak with Gabey Goh to see if this could better media literacy eventually.

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How did we arrive at our modern understanding of the human body – the structures and organs in our body, how they are connected to each other, and the functions they serve? Our knowledge of anatomy and physiology can be traced back to different cultures and civilisations in ancient history. We take a brief look at the history of anatomical documentation, and explore what anatomy literature from different parts of the world tell us about their culture and practices.

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Reef Stakes® is the first marine themed role playing card game in Malaysia, and is designed to mimic real-life stakeholder relationships, introduce some of Malaysia’s most iconic marine species and highlight threats to coral reefs. The card game was recently announced winner of the 8th International Educational Games Competition (IEGC) in the Non-Digital Finished Games category. We find out more about this award-winning game, and how it can raise awareness of marine conservation, from two of the co-founders of Reef Stakes, Liew Hui Ling and Quek Yew Aun.

Last week, model and social media personality Chrissy Teigen shared on her social media accounts that she had lost her baby midway through pregnancy. The posts were also accompanied by grieving photos of herself, shortly after she received the tragic news. Chrissy’s decision to publicly post about the experience has drawn both praise and criticism. We look at the general culture of silence that surrounds miscarriage, and whether social media and the online space could provide a way of speaking about and coping with the grief of it.

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When US President Donald Trump tweeted that he and First Lady Melania Trump had COVID-19, the reactions came in, fast and furious. Among them: “Get well soon”, “I told you so”, and “serves you right”. We look at the schadenfreude of President Trump’s diagnosis, and whether this is a public health opportunity to educate about COVID-19 prevention measures.

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Adrenaline got you through the first six months of the pandemic, compassion will get you through the next six months.

We’ve all heard about how working mothers have had to bear the brunt of the childcare responsibilities during the recent lockdowns, due to shuttered daycare centers and Zoom classrooms, and we’ve also heard how Black women in the US have been stricken with the added toll the pandemic has taken on their communities.