Two hundred years after Sir Stamford Raffles established a trading port here, Singaporeans are still thinking about who we really are as a country. And that — according to the NUS academics and alumni across various disciplines — may actually be what unites us.
These scientists are cooking up a storm in the lab — all in a bid to have you eat healthier and change your mind about how healthy food tastes.
What began as course projects that Ms Francesca Phoebe Wah (Arts and Social Sciences ’14 ’18) undertook as an undergraduate has blossomed into an organisation that caters to the underserved in Singapore.
The shared roots and strong ties between the University of Malaya (UM) and NUS are once again evident at the 50th UM-NUS Inter-University Tunku Chancellor Golf Tournament held from 18 to 19 September 2018.
The very first Singles Night edition of Thirsty Thursdays on 6 December 2018 saw an overwhelming response from alumni.
In the wake of recent findings and public sentiment, combating social inequality has even been declared a “national priority” in Singapore. Our alumni weigh in on this hot-button issue.
Edited by Professor Tommy Koh (Law ’61) & Mr Scott Wightman
The Academic Year 2018/2019 got off to a bold start with the launch of NUS’ new Vision, Mission and Values, which aim to take the University to even greater heights.
Crazy Rich Asians actress Ms Janice Koh (Arts & Social Sciences ‘95) on her maiden experience on a Hollywood set and the pride and gratitude she feels to have been involved in this landmark box office hit.
Last year, the Singapore government announced that NRF would be investing up to $150 million into AI Singapore to address challenges, invest in innovation; and to grow AI adoption in companies. Professor Chen Tsuhan tells us more.
Ms Hillary Lee Shu Hsing (Law ‘98, LKYSPP ‘08) on why she embarked on a five-month CS1010X online coding programme.