People of FASS

People of FASS is a content series that emphasises on the human element, our people, their accomplishments and journey, as well as what inspires them. The series is curated primarily to focus on featuring exemplary students, alumni, researchers, faculty and staff.

January 22, 2026

Portraits of NUS life: Stories behind the NUS120 Photo Exhibition

A visual showcase of 46 images curated from photos submitted by the NUS community, the NUS120 Photo Exhibition captures diverse portraits of campus life ranging from moments of human connection and scientific discovery to campus architecture and its rich flora and fauna.

January 20, 2026

NUS Cares: From campus to community, making a world of difference

NUS students and staff give back to the community in various ways
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January 16, 2026

NUS students bridge generations through dance and dialogue

Innovative courses empower students to connect with older adults, fostering well-being and building vibrant communities through hands-on projects.

January 12, 2026

NUS: Reprogrammed for Tomorrow

In just three years since the launch of ChatGPT, NUS has launched ambitious programmes to nurture AI-fluent students and use AI effectively in teaching, research and corporate functions.

January 12, 2026

Eminent Macroeconomist Professor Alan M. Taylor Appointed MAS Distinguished Term Professor at NUS

Professor Alan Taylor will deliver a public lecture at NUS on 14 January as part of his appointment as the latest MAS Distinguished Term Professor.

January 7, 2026

ALUMNI STORIES | Keeping NUS’ Heritage Alive

Associate University Librarian and Head of Archives & Digital Preservation Mr Herman Felani bin Md Yunos (NUS Political Science ’07) shares how he is helping to safeguard the University’s rich history — and why working at his alma mater is both a privilege and a passion.

December 30, 2025

Teaching with heart: The human side of higher education

Organised by the NUS Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology (CTLT), the Higher Education Conference in Singapore (HECS) 2025 on 10 December 2025 gathered educators from universities across Singapore to explore how to enrich learning experiences.

December 28, 2025

It takes a “kampung”: Creating a sustainable ecosystem of care for everyone, by everyone

The recent NUS SSR-TOUCH Conference 2025 aimed to advance conversations and strengthen sectoral capabilities in social service research, evidence-to-practice translation, sustainable collaborations, and impact measurement.

December 1, 2025

Unlocking Singapore’s Multilingual Heritage: AI Brings Jawi Newspapers into the Digital Age

BY ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR MIGUEL ESCOBAR VARELA (NUS CENTRE FOR COMPUTATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES) About a project that’s using AI to unlock Singapore’s history by digitising and producing searchable rare Jawi-script Malay newspapers for researchers and the public.

November 28, 2025

Beyond medicine: Health District @ Queenstown and experts explore vital themes shaping Asian healthy longevity

Organised by the West Pacific Rim Consortium and hosted by the Health District @ Queenstown (HD@QT), the West Pacific Rim Consortium for Healthy Ageing Symposium 2025 brought together close to 30 policymakers, healthcare practitioners, researchers, and community leaders from leading institutions in Asia to share regionally grounded approaches to ageing well.

November 27, 2025

NUS honours 22 outstanding alumni for their service to alma mater and contributions to society

Twenty-two outstanding alumni were honoured at the NUS Alumni Awards 2025 on 25 November 2025. First held in 2005, the biennial Awards recognise alumni who have distinguished themselves through significant and impactful contributions to their alma mater, society and the world.

November 27, 2025

Studying Polarity in the Work-life Experiences of Young Workers in Singapore

BY PROFESSOR IRENE NG, DR MATHEW MATTHEWS, MR ASHER GOH, MR TAN ZHI HAN, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR VINCENT CHUA, DR GERARD CHUNG, MS CARYS CHAN AND MS LIVIA LIM
Singapore’s young low-wage workers face a stark work-life polarity, lacking the flexibility and security afforded to their higher-income counterparts.

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