Answering the Call to Action
Singapore’s inaugural ASEAN-Chevening Scholarship recipient Mr Danial Hakim (Law ’16) may have started as a law graduate, but his path has always been guided by purpose, not profession.
Singapore’s inaugural ASEAN-Chevening Scholarship recipient Mr Danial Hakim (Law ’16) may have started as a law graduate, but his path has always been guided by purpose, not profession.
Three experts in the field of work, jobs and skills share their insights on the value of non-stop learning and upskilling.
Caring for the River Wonders’ most high-profile inhabitants has taught Ms Trisha Tay Ting Ni (Science ’05) about parenting, passion and perseverance.
Mr Timothy Wan (Arts & Social Sciences ’13) and Ms Marilyn Chew (Arts & Social Sciences ’19) affirm theatre careers sustained by passion and purpose.
Mr Preston Wong (Business ’13 + Law ’16) is tapping on tech to turn the tide against food waste.
Does it always pay to be plugged-in, logged-on and virtual-ready, or is our ongoing tryst with technology a double-edged sword? Which aspects of digital adoption work well and which need to be relooked? Our contributors weigh in.
Dr Tan Wee Kee (Science ’99) from NUS Environmental Research Institute shares the details behind a patented innovation that can change how — and where — plants can be grown.
NUS Deputy President for Innovation & Enterprise Professor Freddy Boey (Engineering ’87) looks at key trends in the start-up scene in the post-COVID-19 era.
No one knows what the future holds, except that there is a vast and technology-driven world out there. NUS has done its best to prepare students for a digital, post-pandemic society — and done it well — through the introduction of game-changing tech tools and major reforms focusing on technology subjects.
Multi-hyphenate Ms Anthea Ong (Business ‘90) has turned her own struggles into powerful catalysts to empower members of different Singapore communities.
Light has long fascinated the human mind, inspiring scientists, philosophers and artists alike.
United through shared memories and passions, the Class of ’72 — and their close long-time friends — continues to give back to the NUS community, 50 years since their graduation.