Grace Yeoh

Correspondent

Being a Features Correspondent at The Straits Times allows Grace to do what she does best: drawing unexpected links across disciplines to show that everyday society is anything but dull. She brings that same expansive cross-cultural lens to her op-eds. She previously held news and lifestyle reporting roles at CNA Digital, and Rice Media.

Latest articles

In the fight to save Singapore’s heritage businesses, who gets a voice?

(Clockwise from top left) Mr R. Jayaselvam of Anushia Flower Shop, Sung Yuen Ling and her father of Maha Yu Yi, Ms Fauzia Rani and her father of VSS Varusai Mohamed & Sons, and Mr Haffidz Abdul Hamid of Halijah Travels.

With my own desk at work comes a sense of belonging

The writer thought an office table was just furniture, until her own disappeared.

Why K-drama and hairstyles matter, even in a time of crisis

Anyone who has endured devastating personal loss knows that regaining your footing is usually found in the smallest rituals, like watching your favourite K-pop idol on screen.