Think Beyond Borders: Malay Studies at NUS
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Abdullah al-Misri and why Hikayat Mareskalek is Still Relevant to this Day
Commentary by Dr Azhar Ibrahim Alwee (NUS Malay Studies) on Abdullah al-Misri’s ‘Hikayat Mareskalek’.
Receiving NUS’ Highest Honour Despite Having to Care for Sick Parents
Berita Harian’s feature on Nur Aisyah Lyana Mohamed Satria (NUS Global Studies and Malay Studies, ’22), who juggled a part-time job and caring for her parents along with her studies to graduate with First Class Honours this year.
Making a tangible difference in her community
 IN BRIEF | 10 min read Nur Hikmah Binte Md Ali, making a tangible difference in her community. Hikmah felt that Malay Studies and Sociology were relevant to her experiences and would enable her to make sense of the multifaceted nature of society. Growing up as a Madrasah student, Nur Hikmah Binte Md Ali was …
Commencement 2022: Kickstarting a Season of Celebration and Achievement
NUS celebrates the milestone accomplishments of 13,975 graduates through 28 in-person ceremonies.
Theatre, a Platform to Change Perceptions of Autism
The NUS Malay Society’s performance of ‘Bintang Norman’, a play about the life of an autistic child, and its hope to change how people view autism.
Cultural Life is Like Upholding Trust and Human Nature
A commentary by Dr Azhar Ibrahim Alwee (NUS Malay Studies) in Suria News Online.