CHANGE: Chances to Have A New Great Experience
Ting Qi muses on the nature of change in our final article for our Kingfishers Connect Issue. "By letting go of my stuffed toys, maybe I’ll finally have space to develop new skills by replacing them with a drum set, or perhaps another bookshelf." Read more
The thoughts of a First-Generation Brown Kid, before choosing to attend Yale-NUS
When I fell in love with Yale-NUS after my interview, I realized I had a tough decision to make. Maleeka, another prospective student, takes us through her thoughts and worries. Read more
Take Heart
What do you think when you hear the word home? One our of Prospective students shares there experience of home. Read more
Where are you from?
"While I’m not sure that everyone faces these same third culture kid problems as I do, it sure would be ironically wholesome to belong in a community where everyone’s split between communities." Read more
Clementi Roads, Take Me Home
Michael and Avani write about what home in Singapore looks like to them. Read more
What does it mean to be deaf in a hearing-centric society?
Yihui explores the lived experiences of deaf people in Singapore and what it means to build an inclusive society. Read more
Double Standards at Yale-NUS: Reporting Faculty Misconduct
Differing expectations make it easy for faculty to escape the scrutiny that students cannot. Read more
Leones Luminantes: A History of the Secret Society on Campus
What was the secret society on campus, and what did they do? Read more
What Happens If There Is a Case on Campus?
Are we prepared for the worst? Khym asks. Read more
Singapore’s erratic immigration policies can destroy Yale-NUS
Singapore’s minimum salary for an Employment Pass hikes to $3,900. Terence writes about what it means for Yale-NUS. Read more