Celebrating the voices, leaders, educators, storytellers and communities who helped shape Star Media Group across generations.
Personal stories, memories and connections from the Star family.
For Azlina Abdullah and her son, Muhammad Musraf Mohd Rosli, family and work go hand in hand as the mother-and-son duo share both a close bond and the same newsroom.
Saravanan Manickam continues to deliver The Star to its readers, taking over his father's business.
For the family of retired naval officer Tan Siew Thye, this daily newspaper has been a trusted source of information and relevant news for 50 years.
Reflections of leaders who helped guide The Star through different eras.
Ever the newsman, Star Media Group's once youngest group chief editor Datuk Seri Wong Chun Wai shares how he had to oversee developments in the face of a changing media landscape.
Former SMG group chief editor Michael Aeria remembers growing with The Star through its training programmes and pioneering tech development.
Stories of lives changed, opportunities unlocked and future generations empowered.
IN 2015, Saidatul Maisarah Faiesall (pic) found herself at a crossroads.
Learning to seize opportunity was something Carroll Kee (pic) took time to develop.
AS a student from a struggling family in Alor Setar, Kedah, Yeong Hong Jye (pic) saw higher education as an improbable goal.
When his public university applications fell through, Anthony David (pic) thought his path to tertiary education had come to an abrupt end.
Growing up with parents who are visually impaired, Ng Choon Jin (pic) never had financial stability as a certainty.
When Joel Dass (pic) received the call confirming his Star Education Fund scholarship in 2008, the moment changed his path.
As a student fresh out of Form Six, Chan Wai Ling (pic) had a dream: to pursue tertiary studies in accounting, economics and finance.
Pushing herself to do better has been a constant for Juliet Chow.
For close to three decades, technology expert Tan Chez Hong has been on an upward trajectory.
Stories of voices shaped through The Star's Young Journalist Programme.
IN a world that often expects fixed labels and linear paths, Bay Doucet (pic) has proved that life can be a meaningful "harmonious jumble".
A leap of faith into The Star's BRATs programme set Michelle Tam on the path from student to one of Star Media Group's youngest editors.