The children from both FILOS and Fei Yue Community Services were in for a luscious treat as they took part in a fun-filled adventure organized by the USP Social Services Project (SSP) committee last Friday. Right in NTU, USPians took… Continue Reading
By Luar Shu Qi So you’re going on exchange. I bet you’re all excited to get away from hot, humid Singapore for a cooler climate in a pretty city or town on the other side of the world.… Continue Reading
Ms. Sandra Walther, the manager of USP, is leaving USP after the past 2 years of service. Recently, we spoke to her where she took the chance to thank those who had helped her and she emphasised her continued love for… Continue Reading
Hi all! We hope the semester is going well for you. We are back with the next alumni feature! In this feature, we have the girl power of the alumni! They are Caryl Lim, Chin See Hwee, Grace Chew and… Continue Reading
“Every new beginning comes from other beginning’s end.” As the academic year draws to a close, it is worthwhile to take a step back and look inward for reflection, synthesis, and perhaps simply to reminisce on the good times spent… Continue Reading
By Isaac Chong Have my expectations from before the trip been met? Absolutely. It was a blast – it proved to be one of those rare learning experiences that you’ll never get anywhere else, probably not in NBS. Here,… Continue Reading
By Poon Yun Xuan It has been more than a week since flying back from Chiang Mai. I’ve slowly attuned myself to the routine of school, to the heartbeat of the new semester. Yet, Chiang Mai continues to tug… Continue Reading
By Natalia Chioang It has only been a while since we got back, yet it feels like the 7 days in Chiang Mai were a distant dream. With school work piling up and course readings running after me to… Continue Reading
What defines a USP alumnus and how can we make the best out of our USP experience? We interviewed some of our alumni from the pioneer USP batch to find out more about their experiences and what they have learnt… Continue Reading
USP senior Tracy Koh was part of a team representing NTU at the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition held at Boston Hynes Convention Center, USA, from 24th to 29th September 2015. The team clinched a Gold medal, competing against… Continue Reading
