The 10-Year Reunion of the Faculty of Dentistry Class of 2014
On 31 August 2024, the Faculty of Dentistry’s Class of 2014 gathered to celebrate a milestone—a decade since they donned their caps and gowns and embarked on their professional journeys.
On 31 August 2024, the Faculty of Dentistry’s Class of 2014 gathered to celebrate a milestone—a decade since they donned their caps and gowns and embarked on their professional journeys.
The event honoured RVRC’s journey, evoking nostalgia as alumni, faculty, and staff reminisced about the pivotal moments that defined their time at the college.
On 30 August 2024, the Civil Engineering Class of 1989 from the National University of Singapore reunited to celebrate the 35th anniversary of their graduation.
This year, more than 200 members of the NUS community were among the 6,774 Singaporeans honoured for their contributions.
The National University of Singapore Alumni Network Manila held its much-anticipated Cocktails and Connections 2 Networking Lunch, bringing together nearly 50 alumni and guests for an afternoon of connection and conversation.
From going on a student exchange programme to finding lifelong friends, newly-minted NUS alumnus Huang Ziwei reflects on how his university bucket list led to the best time of his life.
Founded by NUS alumni, BeeX is a deep tech engineering spin-off that has flourished under the wings of the NUS Graduate Research Innovation Programme (GRIP) and maritime innovation ecosystem builder PIER71™.
At the recent Wellness and Sleep Introductory Workshop, Mr Eric Lim (Arts & Social Sciences ’14) shared mindfulness techniques with fellow alumni to help them achieve peaceful slumber.
A traditional Chinese tea appreciation event with alumni proved to be a veritable a treat for the senses.
What does the future of work really hold? At the National University of Singapore (NUS), preparing undergraduates and alumni to take on the challenges of an uncertain world has become a top priority — as the nature of both work and education are being redefined.
A one-time gift of S$300 to Mrs Lim Weng Sam (Arts & Social Sciences ’73) when she was a young girl has changed many lives.
In a sport traditionally dominated by men, NUS alumna Yu Anran is challenging stereotypes and racking up wins.