Celebrate SG61 With These NUS Alumni-Founded Businesses
Show your Singapore pride this National Day with the NUS alumni-founded businesses that help make the country unique. From chocolate and kaya to ceramics and fragrances, these homegrown companies offer a taste, scent and style of the nation we love.
The Courage to Live Unapologetically
Now celebrating his Commencement, this NUS Class of 2026 psychology graduate reflects on his battle with cancer and how he is bringing his experience and expertise to his role at the Singapore Cancer Society
No Rainbows Without Rain
NUS Class of 2026 graduates Nur Harisa Binte Hassan and Sean Pang share about their university journeys and their defining moments.
Jumping Straight into Opportunities and Settling in Seattle
In a world full of opportunities, Dr Tok Wee Hyong (Computing ’00, Science MSc ’02, Computing PhD ’09) is a globetrotter, from Singapore to Shanghai to Seattle’s tech scene.
Built on Doubt, Driven by Discipline
Amidst World Cup fever, Mr Jared Gallagher (Arts & Social Sciences ’25) is living his dream as a professional footballer, while learning to navigate both success and doubt.
Building Confidence in Your First Investment Portfolio
At a panel organised by the NUS Office of Alumni Relations, speakers unpacked what young investors need to understand when building their first investment portfolio, from setting financial goals and understanding market exposure to managing risk, diversification and long-term discipline.
A Little Boost for Your (Bone & Muscle) Health
A recent event organised by the Medical Alumni Association and the NUS Office of Alumni Relations provided practical tips for staying healthy.
NUS Be A-HEAD: Own Your Narrative
Three professionals from the worlds of media, recruiting and communications coaching joined NUS alumni for an evening of honest conversation about what it takes to build a career that stands out.
Trek and Connect 2026: Walking into Conversations That Matter
Set in the relaxed surroundings of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, Trek and Connect 2026 created space for students and alumni to speak candidly about careers, uncertainty and life after graduation.
Motherhood and Memory
A profound shift in her sense of self during early motherhood led Ms Yeo Min Qi (Business ’13) to create heirloom jewellery that preserves life’s precious moments.
Adulting 101: Careers Beyond Your Degree
Three professionals with careers in HR, entrepreneurship and coaching joined alumni and students to unpack what it really means to build a working life that looks nothing like your degree.
Adulting 101: Making Sense of the Journey to Home Ownership
At a recent panel organised by the NUS Office of Alumni Relations, speakers unpacked what young Singaporeans need to understand about planning for a first home – from housing pathways and affordability to grants, CPF and longer-term financial readiness.