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Celebrating the Rhythm of Life: NUS Student Life Awards 2022
Students who continue to keep the NUS campuses vibrant and upbeat with their multifarious talents and passions, undampened by pandemic restrictions, were lauded at the NUS Student Life Awards 2022 on Oct 29 at a red-carpet celebration attended by more than 300 guests held at the University Cultural Centre.
The Half-life of Knowledge
How should a fresh graduate, filled with aspirations to change the world, deal with the harsh reality that a significant portion of their undergraduate training may be rendered irrelevant by the simple passage of time?
Call for Nominations | FASS Inspiring Mentor Award 2022
We invite NUS FASS members of staff to nominate the colleagues who have served as their truly inspiring mentors – who have gone beyond the call of duty to positively impact their work and life – for FIMA 2022 honours.
FASS Establishes LBKM Social Sciences Scholarship to Nurture Top Talents in the Social Sciences
The scholarship was established through a S$300,000 gift from Lembaga Biasiswa Kenangan Maulud, LBKM (Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday Memorial Scholarship Fund Board).
NUS Jointly Launches Inaugural UN-Singapore Cyber Fellowship Programme
From 1 to 6 August 2022, the exclusive capacity-building programme brought together high-level national cybersecurity officials to acquire interdisciplinary expertise in overseeing cyber and digital security policy-making, strategies, and operations effectively.
[New Book Release] Passionate Work: Endurance after the Good Life by Renyi Hong
IN BRIEF | 6 min read By Wayne Sing (Communications & New Media ’25) CNM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR HONG RENYI speaks on the relevance of passion in his new monograph, Passionate Work, positioning it as an affect that enables workers to endure the precarious and stressful conditions of contemporary work culture. QN: Could you …
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How Different are Internet Trolls and Prosocial Groups on Facebook?
Internet trolls are often deemed malicious users of online platforms who upset people with the content they make public. With multiple users sharing similar opinions, trolling groups have become more common on social media. Alongside these supposedly mean-spirited groups, prosocial groups also exist that generally promote more positive and well-meaning messages. However, is it fair …
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New Prize Launched to Deepen Interest, Understanding of Global Chinese Media
Undergraduates majoring in Communications and New Media have good reason to cheer with the launch of the G.H.Y Culture and Media Prize which recognises students who excel in final year projects focusing on the topic of global Chinese media.
