Yuen Long Has Its Silver Lining
The pro-democratic camp swept through the District Council election 2019 and brings a shift in political power. Varsity looks at how things are changing in Yuen Long District, where the 7.21 incident happened.
Earning A Living In Fear
Domestic helpers stay in Hong Kong to make a living despite fears over the social unrest and the coronavirus outbreak. Varsity explores the concerns of these foreign workers.
Toddler Stress Woes
Children as young as toddlers are now dealing with stress from parental expectations and kindergarten hunting.
When Life comes to an End
Patients in their last stage of life can choose the end-of-life treatment they receive by signing an advance directive, but medical workers, paramedics and their family members have little knowledge about the directive.
Reading News beyond the Firewall
Mainland students who study outside the Great Firewall of China have different news consumption habits, which influence their views on Hong Kong protests.
In Dialogue with Youths
Aiming to bond with the youth, the government has launched the Member Self-recommendation Scheme for Youth two years ago. Varsity investigates the effectiveness of the scheme.
Elderly Rise up amid Protests
Senior citizens connect with young people by accessing youth-oriented social media and standing at the forefront in protests.
Artist Career: Viable or Impossible?
There are 200 to 300 fine arts graduates each year, and many of them aspire to be full-time artists. However, fierce competition and lack of support make it hard for them to pursue a career in art.
Take a U-Turn
University education is no longer a prerequisite for a promising career path. Some graduates are turning to blue-collar jobs to gain satisfaction in life.
Let Them Grow
Mainland parents are “checking on” their children who are studying in universities in Hong Kong through social media chat groups. Does it really help facilitate communication between children and parents?
