Dream

By Caleb Tan, edited by Allyson Tai Sometimes, I wake up in the morning with tears in my eyes. I had been  dreaming again, but…

Amnesia

Written by Jason Lin, edited by Emily Seeto Over the last 4 years, I have undertaken a project – a project on such an unfathomably…

What was once a simple fact

I. ‘Rhys?’ She looks up, startled. ‘It’s been a while, hasn’t it?’ he laughs, picking up her books when she knocks them over. A while…

The Tanley Parable

Written by Cindy Lac, Edited by Jason Lin This is the story of a man named Tanley. Tanley was a phase one UNSW med student….

<strong>Swiping right </strong>

Written my Emily Seeto, Edited by Jack Vorgias Six months in, and I find it hard to label myself as a “med student”. But it’s…

The Psychology of Conspiracy

Written by Grace Smith, edited by Katerina Theocharous Conspiracy theories have been around for ages. Dating back to medieval witch trials, the moon landing, Paul…

The Rise of #Medtertainment

By Geraldine Yang, edited by Caleb Tan Lately, it seems like medicine has been seeping into every part of my life. From the incessant intercom…

1000 Talents, A Podcast

Interviewed by Jack Vorgias, transcript by Saleha Sehgol A brief discussion with some of the most talented meddies reveals their hidden secrets to time management…

Breaking the Bubble

Written by Jason Lin, edited by Geraldine Yang Disclaimer: The views presented in this article are not targeted towards any individual medical student, but rather…

6288

Written by Caleb Tan, edited by Cindy Lac 6288 kilometers. Two hours. Four seasons. The differences between Australia and Singapore make the two countries seem…