NUS: Reprogrammed for Tomorrow
In just three years since the launch of ChatGPT, NUS has launched ambitious programmes to nurture AI-fluent students and use AI effectively in teaching, research and corporate functions.
Singapore's High-Stakes Balancing Act
As the US-China rivalry fractures the global order, the position of small states is becoming more precarious. At the NUS120 Homecoming, scholars dissected Singapore’s strategy, proposing a number of possibilities for the future.
Bridging Worlds
How NUS Distinguished Alumni Award recipient Prof Lim Chwee Teck (Engineering ’90) is helping power interdisciplinary research in Singapore.
A Lifelong Devotion to Duty and Purpose
As a recipient of the NUS Distinguished Alumni Award, Judge Judith Prakash (Law ’74) has charted a remarkable journey over five decades, showing how conviction, intellect and family support can shape a meaningful career — and pave the way for generations of women after her.
Redefining Success
From pharmacy to architecture to law, three Outstanding Young Alumni Award recipients share what success means to them, how NUS shaped their journeys and how they continue to uplift their communities through purpose-driven work.
Navigating the Age of AI
At the Jakarta stop of the NUS Innovation Forum, regional university leaders and industry practitioners gathered to confront the pressing questions of today, particularly on the rapid pace of innovation.
22 Outstanding Alumni Honoured at NUS Alumni Awards 2025
Ms Ho Ching, Temasek Trust Chairman, received the NUS Eminent Alumni Award.
The Wok Star
How Mr Fu Yong Hong (Business ’14) transformed a canteen stall into the multi-million Greendot Group, beginning with testing classroom theories in the fiery heat of a wok.
Keeping NUS' Heritage Alive
As NUS marks its 120th anniversary, Associate University Librarian and Head of Archives & Digital Preservation Mr Herman Felani bin Md Yunos (Arts & Social Sciences ’07) shares how he is helping to safeguard the University’s rich history — and why working at his alma mater is both a privilege and a passion.
A New Face for an Old Trade
Ms Brillyn Toh (Business ’11) of junk traders-turned-second-hand furniture darlings Hock Siong & Co. is breathing new life into a family legacy.
Vox Alumni: Artificial Intelligence at Work
With artificial intelligence poised to change the way we work, we asked alumni about the technology’s disruptive potential for their industries—and how they are integrating AI into everyday practice.
Innovation Culture at Acacia College
NUS’ newest residential college prepares students for an AI-enabled world.