Following the decision to merge Yale-NUS College with the University Scholars Programme, The Octant learns that many key stakeholders were not involved in the decision-making process.
Yesterday’s news left the Yale-NUS community with much information and many feelings to process. Here’s a timeline of how the plan unfolded since June, with a look from the inside in an exclusive interview with the College’s administrators.
story | Nicholas Lua, Features Editor
photo | Public Affairs
Richard Charles Levin will be the commencement speaker at Yale-NUS College’s inaugural graduation ceremony. In choosing...
Story | Yasunari Watanabe, Contributing Reporter
Image | David Zhang
Panel discussions with the Yale-NUS College Governing Board held on Aug. 14 as part of their...
Story by Dave Chappell, Managing Editor, and Spandana Bhattacharya, Editor-in-Chief | Picture credit to Dave Chappell
Respondents to a recent campus-wide survey expressed disatisfaction with...
Opinion by Francesca Maviglia, Guest Columnist | Illustration by Roger Ko
There’s a tendency to attack left-wing individuals as the ones with authoritarian attitudes that has been...
Story by David Chappell, Managing Editor, and Spandana Bhattacharya, Editor-in-Chief | Picture credit to David Chappell
By an overwhelming margin, the student body of Yale-NUS...
Story by Nicholas Carverhill, Guest Columnist
On Jan. 27, 2016, Yale-NUS Governing Board Member Ambassador Chan Heng Chee spoke at the Universal Periodic Review of...
