Uniting Form, Function and Feeling
Celebrated jewellery designer Mr Afzal Imram (Design and Environment ’14) reflects on success and the work ethic that has guided his rise to the top.
Two Lives, One Stage
An upcoming theatre production finds common threads in the present and past.
Soaring Ambitions
Ms Megan Lau (Arts & Social Sciences ’25) is a high achiever, excelling both academically and in her role as a ‘water princess’ in House of Dancing Water, a circus show in Macau.
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival With These NUS Alumni-Founded Businesses
From classic lotus paste to bold local flavours, these NUS alumni-founded businesses have created festive delights that are perfect for the season.
A Friendship Across Continents
When Mr Tan Wei Boon welcomed a teenage musician from New Zealand to NUS, neither expected a bond that would endure for over a decade.
Creating Bonds, Shaping Careers
When Ng Jia Long (GDipSA ’24), Jeremy Yap (Science ’21, GDipSA ’24), and Tony Lim (GDipSA ’24) enrolled in the same NUS-ISS graduate tech programme in systems analysis, they didn’t expect to walk away with lasting friendships.
Sunshine, Soundtracks and Scenic Shores
From global music deals to quiet beach mornings, Mr Victor Paul (Arts & Social Sciences ’07) shares how Perth shaped his life and career, and why it might just be your next favourite destination.
A Singaporean Voice in Gotham City
Scriptwriter and producer Mr Roshan Singh Sambhi (Yale-NUS ’19) went from writing plays in his dorm room to leading DC Comics’ ambitious Batman audio series. He now hopes to help more Singaporean creatives break into the global stage.
A Foodie’s Guide to Manila
Karla Hotchkiss-Rufino (MBA ’10), Treasurer of the NUS Alumni Network Manila (2023-2024), shares her top dining recommendations for anyone hoping to enjoy a meal in the Philippines’ capital city.
Capturing the Weight of the Unspoken
Shaped by faith, loss and wanderlust, the work of author Mr Raeden Richardson (Yale-NUS ’17) searches for meaning in grief and myth.
Ho Chi Minh City: A Modern-Day Metamorphosis
Ms Jeannie Chan (Arts & Social Sciences ’01) speaks to The AlumNUS on the rapid rise of Vietnam’s largest city.
At the Crossroads of Culture, Cuisine and Community
Mr David Setiawan Suwarto (Business ’09), Chairperson of the NUS Alumni Network Jakarta, shares insights into his hometown and its vibrant spirit.