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The NUS Achievement Awards (NAA) 2026 celebrated 341 students and graduates from the Class of 2026 for their outstanding achievements beyond the classroom, reflecting the diverse ways students have made a difference to campus life and the wider community.
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Newly launched by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the Second Major in Environmental Science for Sustainability and the Minor in Criminal Justice equip students with interdisciplinary skills to address complex real-world challenges.
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At the inaugural ASEAN Symposium for Youth Leaders, 91 young leaders from all 11 ASEAN countries came together to imagine new possibilities for the region, from creating blue economies to green education hubs. The participants, comprising undergraduate and postgraduate university students, were selected based on their interest in governance, public policy and international affairs.
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Professor Leong Ching, NUS Vice Provost of Student Life, an institutional economist and leading scholar in behavioural public policy, passed away on 6 November 2026.An NUS alumna (Arts & Social Sciences '92, MA '96, Public Policy PhD '13), she was the NUSS Professor in Behavioural Public Policy at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP).
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The Republic’s selling point is reliability. The cost can be enormous if every dry season carries the risk of bad air.
As countries grow reliant on power from across borders, how much will be available when several need it at once?