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Under the Midnight Sun

A scientist working on global health preparedness, Dr Anthony Torres-Ruesta (Medicine PhD ’22) now calls Helsinki home — a city where quiet streets, deep forests and long summer days offer space to think, breathe and belong.

Living at the Edge of the Map

Drawn north by the pull of the polar dark, Ms Low Weisi (Arts & Social Sciences ‘19) has built a life at the very top of the world, a place where nature stays untouched, and humans are merely guests.

ShrugMyShoulder: Around the World in 10 Hotels

In the past four years, ShrugMyShoulder founders Ms Marilyn Chew (Design and Environment ’17) and Mr Low Jian Sheng (Computing ’19) have travelled to 50 countries, sharing their adventures and tips with over 50,000 social media followers. Now, they take The AlumNUS on a tour of some of their favourite hotel stays.

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 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.

Unveiling Peranakan Heritage

More than 20 NUS alumni explore the rich and colourful world of Peranakan heritage, uncovering hidden gems, stunning architecture, and time-honoured traditions on this immersive cultural tour.

Behind Bangkok’s Buzz

Recent transplant Ms Janice Hu (Arts & Social Sciences ’04) takes us into the heart of Thailand’s vibrant capital.