story Harini V With two productions, Burn This and Machine, being staged this week, the Arts section charts the growth of Fifth Wall, currently the only theater company at Yale-NUS College. Discussions on starting the club were mooted in July 2013, during the Class of 2017’s stay in New Haven. “Most of us had diverse theater […]
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story Ying Tong Lai Yale-NUS College will decide on a dining hall vendor for its new campus by early May 2015. This decision will be made by the Office of the Dean of Students and the Dining Advisory Committee (DAC) with student input. The final vendor chosen will supply meals in the dining hall for two […]
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story Anna Evtushenko With Anastasia Vrachnos, Dean of the Centre for International and Professional Experience (CIPE), you never know what to expect. I came to speak to her for a feature profile before she leaves Yale-NUS College, and was suddenly invited along to pick up her kids from preschool. Ms. Vrachnos leaves at the end of […]
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story Josh Ragbir The Yale-NUS College rowing team lost a combined total of twenty kilograms in three weeks to make regulation weight for what would have been their second rowing competition—but their competition ended before their boats touched the water. The competitors, Nicholas Siew ’18, Bernie Chen ’18, Shaun Tan ’17, and Captain and Founder Linus […]
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story Jessica Teng Sijie Yale-NUS College is preparing for our move to the new campus. As such, there is a renewed urgency to discuss sustainable solutions that address the slew of problems threatening the habitability of our environment. Our kitchens are a case in point. Since last semester, angry Facebook comments denouncing the insidious draining of […]
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story Scott Currie At the end of its second year, Yale-NUS College has yet to put forward any sexual health or education policies for students. However, that is set to change as the College looks into hiring a Health Coordinator, and explores the possibility of including coverage of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) testing in the student […]
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letter Jessica Teng Sijie ’18 In response to last week’s opinion article: While the argument that Residential College names should be relatable is valid, I am not convinced that the proposal of “naming our RCs after members of our community” is much better. Even if having a RC named Tee Zhuo or Brian McAdoo were relatable […]
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story Joyan Tan More than half of Yale-NUS College’s inaugural class have declared their majors within the Social Sciences Division, as of March 13. The inaugural class consists of 148 students who matriculated in August 2013. The Social Sciences Division has six majors: Anthropology, Economics, Global Affairs, Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE), Psychology, and Urban Studies. […]
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