Canceled plans and uncomfortable crematorium visits: horror junkie Isabelle shares how the real spirit she saw on the Ghostly Singapore Week 7 LAB was the ghost of experiential learning.
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“The divided reactions to the cancellation of the Week 7 program reveal a growing polarization between different groups in Singaporean society with competing notions of what Singapore can and should look like.” Jia Qi and Daryl reckon with what public reactions to the cancelled LAB mean for Yale-NUS students and Singapore at large.
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250 students. 14 hotly-contested destinations. One Week 7. What did they “learn across boundaries”? Kimberly, Wisha, Rhyhan, Aryan, Jun Jie, Michelle and Fatima write about their experiences.
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Yale-NUS’ annual Summer Research Symposium returned for its fourth iteration between Sept. 4-6. Over 30 students presented their research in Saga Lecture Theatre 1 and the Tan Chin Tuan Lecture Theatre.
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story | Vasudha Kataruka photo | Anshuman Mohan, Bozy Lu, Yale-NUS Admissions From RC4 to the New Campus Growing from 150 students to a full house in the past four years, there has been a large evolution of the Yale-NUS experience. For the Classes of 2017 and 2018, one of the most noticeable differences was […]
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story | Joshua Wong, Contributing Reporter photo | Lucy Kuo and CIPE Recent changes to Yale-NUS College study abroad policies have spurred a wave of discontent. Some students say the changes restrict their options and, in some cases, may force them to reconsider — or abandon — plans to study at an overseas institution. On […]
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story | Pertina Seah, staff writer and Yip Jie Ying, Features Editor photo | Serena Quay Everywhere you go on campus these days, people are talking about their summer plans. Deadlines for Yale-NUS College’s Centre for International and Professional Experience (CIPE) summer opportunities are drawing closer. All around, people ask, “what are your summer plans?”—as […]
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