Celebrating a legacy of growth and global impact

Commencement 2025: Three honorary degrees conferred as NUS celebrates achievements of graduating class

Five Arts and Social Sciences alumni honoured for their service and contributions to society

In celebrating NUS’ 120 years of knowledge, discovery and innovation, a new Channel NewsAsia (CNA) series, Innovations That Matter, will explore the groundbreaking work of NUS faculty, researchers, staff, students and alumni. The series will air on Thursday nights from 24 July - 21 August at 7pm. Episodes will be available online after their broadcast. 

Where Talent Meets Opportunity

Answering the Call of the Stage: As SG60 nears, Mr Timothy Wan (Arts & Social Sciences ’13) and Ms Marilyn Chew (Arts & Social Sciences ’19) take us behind the curtain of Moonlit City, a musical tribute to Mr Lee Kuan Yew (HonLLD ’13) and Mdm Kwa Geok Choo (DipArts ’47).

Friendship Reimagined: Inspired by campus life, the founders of Friendzone are creating safe spaces for conversations and friendships—one neighbourhood and industry at a time.

Riding Against the Grain: Being part of Afghanistan’s National Women’s Cycling Team earned Ms Zhala Sarmast (Yale-NUS ’23) a Nobel Peace Prize nomination. She talks about the struggles and difficulties Afghan women continue to face today.