Past meets future at NUS120 Homecoming

In celebrating NUS’ 120 years of knowledge, discovery and innovation, a five-part Channel NewsAsia (CNA) series, Innovations That Matter, uncovers the groundbreaking work of NUS faculty, researchers, staff, students and alumni. 

NUS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences rolls out its first alumni-to-alumni mentoring initiative

NUS120 University Awards: Scaling new peaks in education, research, mentorship and service

Where Talent Meets Opportunity

Changing the Way the Cookie Crumbles: How a trio of NUS graduates built a thriving business by turning food waste into delicious, high-end snacks.

A New Face for an Old Trade: Ms Brillyn Toh (Business ’11) of junk traders-turned-second-hand furniture darlings Hock Siong & Co. is breathing new life into a family legacy.

Can Asians Think of Peace?: Thought leaders Mr Kishore Mahbubani (Arts & Social Sciences ’71), Mr George Yeo and NUS experts gathered at a recent book launch to reflect on the region’s future, peacebuilding and what it means for the ‘Asian century’.

Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival: From classic lotus paste to bold local flavours, these NUS alumni-founded businesses have created festive delights that are perfect for the season.