Do you want to show house pride through food? The Origin* presents 'It's On the House', a new series of food reviews based on house colors. First up, we have Uzuri!

In our latest Humans of Eunoia article, Lum Wan Tong, President of the 3rd Student Council, will share some insights about her leadership journey.

EJC Press attends Youth Corps Singapore's 5th Anniversary.

Written by: Wong Sean Yew (19-U4) Designed by: Lee En Tong (19-U2) In conjunction with Deep Dive Day #3, this Special Edition aims to...

Let's say you've gotten your offer from your dream U.S. university, do you know what's next for you? Learn more about VISA applications and accommodation in this article.

Wherever you go in school, you will never fail to miss this friendly sight. Highly popular among Eunoians, you can sometimes catch him having a lively conversation with students and even tending to our school garden. No idea who he is? This week, The Origin* is featuring Uncle Lye, an Operations Support Officer.

This is another collaborative piece with the Eunoia Strategic Affairs Society (E-SAS) Interest Group! This time, we look at a historical conflict - the Iran-Iraq War.

In this article, we review Saizeriya at the Star Vista.

You probably heard a few of their covers during school events. But how much do you know about the N Band? Get to know them more in this feature article!

Interested in studying in the US? This article is just for you. Our new 'Far From Home' series is about pursuing higher education.

You may have seen or heard about them around college but do you really know them? Our fascination with humans and what interests them has inspired us to create a Humans of New York-esque feature series (but with our very own Eunoian touch) that showcases the flavourful lives and personalities in Eunoia, as well as projects the yet unheard voices of the school population. We have exciting themes that accompany our articles and the theme for the next few weeks is kindness. We

This Periscope article is a collaborative piece jointly completed by members of Eunoia Junior College Press and the Eunoia Strategic Affairs Society (ESAS) Student-Initiated Interest Group. As part of EJC Press and ESAS’ efforts to contribute to the student community, we intend to continually bring you high-quality Current Affairs Summaries through Periscope.

MYEs are finally over! To celebrate, why not treat yourself to a new song? Every month, The Origin* features 7-8 songs recommended by...

A followup to our previous POFMA article, the Origin* interviewed Prabu Devaraj, a member of Community for Advocacy and Political Education (CAPE).

Freshen up your mood by replacing your old songs with the newer and better playlist made just for you on this month's playlist!

Why do Brexit deals keep getting rejected? What does it mean for Britain, me, you and your GP grades? Find out more in this week's issue of Periscope.

Find out what makes BASE Entertainment's The Phantom of the Opera mesmerizing to the point of no return in this review. That's all we ask of you.

This article is submitted by an alumnus from the graduating batch of 2018. Note: some parts have been edited for brevity and clarity.

In this article, the Origin* explores the possibilities of video games as life lessons. Who said video games were all bad?

This article is the second and (hopefully not final) part of the ‘Bridging the Cultural Gap’ series, which is about H2 China Studies in Chinese (CSC) and the Bicultural Studies Programme (BSP) offered by Eunoia Junior College.