Showing Gratitude Through Service
Having taken an unconventional path to arrive at where he is today, Mr Bryan Cheung (Design and Engineering ’23) is now committed to helping those around him.
Cultivating a Better Tomorrow
Sowing the seeds for a sustainable future, NUS is nurturing future leaders with the Plant-it-Forward Challenge while taking on climate change — one tree at a time.
Leading the ‘Charge’ in Zero-waste Efforts
How Mr Bryan Oh (Business ’19) and Mr Kenneth Palmer (Engineering ’20) are spearheading the recycling of lithium in batteries.
Rethinking Care in a Fast-ageing Society
Researcher and NUS alumna Susana Concordo Harding (Public Policy ’09) explores how to tackle the gender disparity and perceptions of caregiving as Singaporeans age, in the wake of her recentWoW: Ignitetalk held on 8 March 2023.
Addressing a Growing Concern
Finding sustainable solutions to alleviate potential disruptions to food supply involves rethinking the way urban farming is carried out — and that is exactly what a team at NUS has been doing.
Mr Toilet: The World’s #2 Man
To the uninitiated, he may seem like a quirky Singaporean obsessed with toilets, but to those who know him, Mr Jack Sim (Public Policy ’13) campaigns for global sanitation.
Bridging the Gap through Dialogue
Through the lens of local writer Ms Josephine Chia, attendees at the Around the Tok Panjang chat on 13 August gained insights into gender-related issues within the Peranakan culture.
Riding The Silver Wave
NUS alumni discuss the current state of eldercare in Singapore, and what it will take to move towards inclusive solutions.
Banking on Doing Good
From trailblazer in the banking world to leader in social services — Ms Junie Foo (Arts & Social Sciences ’90) has found her journey to be full of fulfilment.
Catching that Fall
How a new product by HomePal, a company set up by College of Design and Engineering alumni Mr Chen Hong Wei (’21), Mr Lai Hoi Bing (’21) and Mr Tan De Jun (’22), could protect seniors living alone.
Caring is Complicated
By 2030, 20 per cent or more of Singapore’s population will be aged 65 or above. Professor Elaine Ho Lynn-Ee (Arts and Social Sciences ’02) surveys this seismic demographic shift to see what the future might hold for elderly and their caregivers.
Putting The “Pro” In Pro Bono
How Adjunct Professor Ruby Lee Yen Kee (Law ’85) helps law students realise the value they can bring to the community.