Written by: Charmaine Leow Edited by: Dominic Koek Photos by: Chua Zong Xuan Between 28 September and 3 October 2019, 10 NTU-USP scholars (including myself) embarked on an inaugural 6-day immersion programme to Surabaya, Indonesia, accompanied by Dr Rebecca… Continue Reading
Written by: Trina Chong Edited by: Lim Jia Yi Photos by: REACH & Justlyn Yeo “Public housing has to be responsive to social structures and social trends”, said Mr Desmond Lee, Minister for Social and Family Development and Second… Continue Reading
Written by: Cynthia Tan Edited by: Dominic Koek Photos by: Ong Yong Jia, Justlyn Yeo, & Dominic Koek During the last week of the summer break, I had the opportunity to attend the inaugural STEP Youth Regional Affairs Dialogue… Continue Reading
Written by: Leong Yi Ting Edited by: Dominic Koek Photos by: Justlyn Yeo Culture has been a term that is loosely used, yet seldom fully understood. For me, culture is an important facet of society as it guides us… Continue Reading
Written by: Jessa Gan Edited by: Dominic Koek Photos by: Dominic Koek, Woo Bing Ming, & Deborah Lee US-China Trade Wars, China’s Belt-and-Road initiative. These are buzzwords that we hear of in the news, especially in recent times – a… Continue Reading
Written by: Oong Li Yin Edited by: Dominic Koek Photos by: Deborah Lee During the STEP Youth Regional Affairs Dialogue 2019, young, passionate leaders from 20 different economies came together to investigate the role of regional cooperation in an… Continue Reading
Written by: Alethea Tan Edited by: Dominic Koek Photos by: Timothy Bay “Leadership is a lifelong task of learning and experience. [What matters most is the] kind of impact we make, and how much our leadership touches the lives… Continue Reading
Written by: Alvin Lim Edited by: Dominic Koek Photos by: Daphne Tang On the third day of the new academic year, 120 NTU-USPians gathered in the CresPion (Crescent & Pioneer) Function Hall for the student club’s first event of… Continue Reading
Living 5 months abroad, one can have many fond memories of travels, college life, and adventures. But for Soon Lee and Joanna, it was a more savoury sort of experience. Read our last feature of our exchange journal series, UniverSalPals,… Continue Reading
‘Privilege’ is such an overused word, but it took 5 months abroad in racially segregated communities and witnessing homelessness on a daily basis for Elaine to truly internalise what unearned advantages in her own life back home meant. Read her… Continue Reading
