Upfront! with NUS Resident Poet

Upfront! with Jay Bernard, Poet Painting with Words

Jay is a writer from London, and describes herself as “writer, poet, graphic artist” in that order. She started performing her poetry aged fifteen, after she attended a series of workshops with Apples and Snakes. She graciously agreed to share her views on the literary arts.

Theatre Review

Romeo + Juliet: A Review

Benjamin Low writes a review of W!ld Rice's adaptation of "the world's greatest love story," Romeo and Juliet.

Bioethics

Glimpsing the Human Spirit: Patricia Piccinini’s Vision

Patricia Piccinini explores the interaction between science and spirit; the humanity in her artworks - regardless of how grotesque some may appear - cry out for empathy. These deformed figures speak of the horrors of genetic technology, of the ethical conundrums that shroud scientific inquiry.

Upfront! with NUS Alumni Upfront! with Alden Tan: Blogger, Bboy and Bouncer

Upfront! with Alden Tan: Blogger, Bboy and Bouncer

Meet Alden Tan. The 26 year old Communications and New Media graduate took the path less travelled last year when he left his full-time job in a marketing role for an established company in the

Friction in the Singapore Society – on the Local-Foreign Divide

An anonymous writer reflects on some conversations about the foreign-local dichotomy.

Upfront! with Alden Tan: Blogger, Bboy and Bouncer

Meet Alden Tan. The 26 year old Communications and New Media graduate took the path less travelled last year when he left his full-time job in a marketing role for an established company in the

Help The Cheng Family

We are sorry to hear of the Cheng family’s loss in last Saturday's horrific car accident. Kent Ridge Common will be holding an internal fund raising among our writers to help alleviate the financial difficulties

NUS-NTU Joint Tertiary Anthology

NUS Literary Society is collaborating with NTU Epiphany to publish a joint-tertiary hard-copy anthology. Selected submissions will be compiled into a manuscript and published as part of an anthology showcasing only the very best of

Help The Cheng Family

We are sorry to hear of the Cheng family’s loss in last Saturday's horrific car accident. Kent Ridge Common will be holding an internal fund raising among our writers to help alleviate the financial difficulties

Help The Cheng Family

We are sorry to hear of the Cheng family’s loss in last Saturday's horrific car accident. Kent Ridge Common will be holding an internal fund raising among our writers to help alleviate the financial difficulties

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