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Written by Su Rui, Y2, Information Engineering and Media We could barely see anything from where we stood onstage, waving at the audience as the red curtains were drawn close at the end of the performance. The applause and cheers of support from our family, our friends and faculty members, resounding in our ears. Our […]

Written by Eugenie (Y1, ECPP) 😊 Throughout my primary to tertiary school experience, it seemed like anything and everything I did was geared towards one specific goal: to get good grades to enter a good university. Then, in the blink of an eye, the momentous A-level exam was over, and I was overcome with a […]

Written by Caitlin, Y2 ACBS The best decision I made in my second year of university was acting in NTU-USPresents. NTU-USPresents is an annual theatre production helmed by NTU-USP scholars We produce original theatre works with talented NTU-USPians playing pivotal roles, covering everything from scriptwriting to directing to performing. During our rehearsals, the directors oversaw […]

Last week, alongside my fellow NTU-USP peers, I embarked on a transformative journey that led me to the 11th University Scholars Leaders Symposium at the United Nations Headquarters in Bangkok. It was a much-needed pause from the whirlwind of exchange programmes and work commitments that had consumed my past year, allowing me to reflect, once […]

For many of us, spring cleaning is an annual event with our family members in preparation for Chinese New Year. As we usher in the new year and embrace a fresh start, we declutter our rooms, clean the furniture, and put up vibrant red decorations symbolising a bright future. This year, the NTU-USP Club’s Social […]

If you asked me why I applied for NTU-USP 2 years ago when I first graduated Junior College, I couldn’t really tell you much back then. To be very honest, I didn’t know much about NTU-USP during the university application process. In fact, I was more concerned with getting into my main major, Communications, as […]

The streets of Chiang Mai sang with a choir of sounds, of chattering tourists, honking Rod Daengs, and the calling of street vendors. But at the heart of it all, were the sounds of passionate creatives who artfully strummed Suengs and acoustic guitars, who sang traditional folk songs and classic rock and roll. I remember […]

It is a curious thing to have your research be recognized beyond the classroom, and this is especially true when the course paper had been written on as unorthodox a topic as hair and its representations in art. A peculiar introduction, certainly, and yet strangely apt in encapsulating the humble beginnings of what would culminate […]

When I first got the invitation to write for an NTU-USP blog, I was told to write about my recent “success” in getting work awarded by the Global Undergraduate Awards. While the process was a mere submission – and some formatting to “deface” my creditors, i.e. my instructor Professor Nick Prior, it didn’t feel much […]