The fourth NUS Day of Service saw many repeat volunteers as well as those who participated for the first time. It was another Saturday well spent helping those less-fortunate, and doing our part for our environment!
Former YouTuber, now actress and host Ms Munah Bagharib (Arts and Social Sciences ‘10) on unapologetically owning her “social media influencer” status and what keeps her hustling.
In today’s tech-enabled economy, the nature of work is changing — and with it, the perennial debate about work-life balance. It is far from clear-cut for NUS graduates, as The AlumNUS finds out.
Ms Choo Hui Jia (Arts & Social Services ’16) had her reservations about seeing a career counsellor. But she’s glad she decided to do it because it taught her how to turn the negative into positive.
Mr Shabbir Hussain Mustafa (Arts and Social Sciences + USP ’07) talks about his journey to becoming one of the most notable museum curators in the region.
The experience of giving back during her undergraduate days inspired Ms Gwendolyn Thong (Arts and Social Sciences ’10) to make volunteerism an integral part of her life.
Five NUS alumni in different stages of their career share their insights on the rat-race, navigating office politics, the importance of work-life balance and more.
Internationally-renowned researcher Professor Li Rong takes over as director of the NUS Mechanobiology Institute — and looks to employ novel approaches to make further advances in our understanding of cellular dynamics.
Just what is required of us in the bid to reduce our carbon footprint, so as to ensure a sustainable future? Mr Bu Fan (Design and Environment ’07) looks at how far we still have to go in order to make this a reality.
A new community development learning programme seeks to engage NUS students in social causes.
Combining his programming skills with theatrical finesse, Mr Alexander Yuen’s (Arts and Social Sciences ’12) iPad magic performances have taken him around the world.
Dr Galih Kunarso (Science ’06, Duke-NUS ’13, Medicine ’18) shares on his spirit of continuous learning in his pursuit to improve lives as a doctor.