Can Education Make Singapore Equal Again?

Following the success of last year’s inaugural Mexican Film Festival, this year’s Festival attracted close to 900 alumni and guests,

Four acclaimed Indian films – Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi, Naal, Raazi and Anandi Gopal – were presented at the annual Indian Film Festival held from 12 to 15 March at the Shaw Foundation Alumni House. 

A new community development learning programme seeks to engage NUS students in social causes.

A special edition of Lunch Dialogues was held on 26 April at NUSS’ (NUS Society) Mandalay Guild House featuring Dr Jade Kua (Medicine ’03), and moderated by Dr Kelvin Chua (Dentistry ’11).

Human Resource (HR) Management is applicable to all organisations, and advances in technology have provided HR practitioners with useful data analytic tools. 

Have you ever asked questions on an online chat, say, on a banking or shopping website? If you have, you have probably experienced Artificial Intelligence (AI) if the ‘person’ you were chatting with was a Chatbot.

One out of three deaths in Singapore is due to heart diseases or stroke – according to the Ministry of Health. 

Close to 100 alumni were treated to a fascinating show of iPad magic performed by award-winning iPad magician Mr Alexander Yuen (Arts and Social Sciences ’12) at Thirsty Thursdays held on 6 June at Typhoon Café, Plaza Singapura.