Story by Neo Hui Yuan, Staff Writer | Photo credit to YNC Photography
In preparation for more than a year, selling out tickets in numbers larger than the student body,...
Story by Tan Jia Hui Arts Editor | Photo credit to Tan Jia Hui
Break away from your mundane daily routine and depart from the Yale-NUS College bubble...
Story by Nicholas Lua, Feature Editor | Photos by Serena Quay
Wander around Yale-NUS College enough and you are sure to have noticed the artworks displayed around campus....
story David Chia, Arts Editor and Raeden Richardson, Contributing Reporter
On 6 December 2015, SGIFF concluded its 26th edition, drawing over 12,000 festival goers from Singapore and...
story David Chia, Arts Editor
In July 2010, Yale-NUS College’s parent institutions—Yale University and the National University of Singapore (NUS)—posed a challenge to Pelli Clarke Pelli...
story Yip Jie Ying, Contributing Reporter
“What modules are you going to take? Should I take a language module?” With students having to choose their...
story Pham Le Vi, Contributing Reporter
photos Serena Quay, Photographer
A new campus is an empty canvas for us to paint our stories and traditions, likes and dislikes....
story Neo Hui Yuan and Yip Jie Ying, Contributing Reporters
Opened on 27 January 1977, Yangtze Cinema screened mainly Chinese kungfu movies in the early days...
story David Chia, Arts Editor
Twenty-six layers of ink and acrylic washes. Six artists including Parag Bhatnagar ’17. 20 days of labor. Two scaffold towers...
story Dave Lim, Contributing Reporter
In the chase for artistry, how do we decide what constitutes as merit?
For The Improv Comedy Conglomerate, spontaneity is...
story Marusa Godina
Module options remain limited for the Arts and Humanities Major, which will go into full swing this August. This is especially the case...
story Abdul Hamid
Interested in attending a show? Email the Rector’s Office and, with enough student interest, they might get tickets. You get to see the...
story Kavya Gopal
As Yale-NUS College prepares to move to its new campus next semester, the memories made in its temporary home—Residential College 4 (RC4)—will...
Review of Machine, a Fifth Wall production
review Theodore Lai
A couch, a table and several lamps line the makeshift stage converted from the first floor common...
story Hadul Abmid
A bare stage, a string of monologues, and many interactive segments with the audience—is this the new theatre of Yale-NUS College? Long established...
