Traceability and Sustainability in Singapore’s Seafood Heritage
By Shawn Wongosari We Singaporeans love our seafood. Our country’s seafood scene has certainly left us spoilt for choice,…
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Wings of Determination: An Ornithologist’s Extraordinary Journey from Changi Prison to Scientific Legacy
By Dr Tan Swee Hee, Dr Tan Yen Yi and Kathy Poh from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum …
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The Earliest Publications of Birds of the Malay Archipelago
By Wong Kah Wei The earliest publications of birds of the Malay Archipelago found in NUS Libraries’ collection is…
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The Illustrated Imagination: Discovering Art in Rare Books
By Wong Kah Wei A delightful part of reading books, especially old books, is letting the illustrations of the…
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BookBridge as a Symbol of Legacy and Sustainability in NUS Libraries
By Wong Kah Wei The BookBridge is one of the more distinctive design features of Central Library. As you…
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The Early Documents on the Predecessor Institutions of NUS – the Straits and Federated Malay States Government Medical School
By Wong Kah Wei and Herman Felani Md Yunos The National University of Singapore (NUS) traces its origins back…
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120 Stories: Celebrating Our Transformative Journey through NUS Libraries’ Collections
By Wong Kah Wei and Nur Diyana Abdul Kader Stories are told about experiences, the sharing of journeys, lessons…
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Launch of Collaborative Experiential Space at Central Library Level 4
By Richard Ho “We believe that the true value of a library lies not just in its collections or…
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Your Best Holiday Reads, Handpicked by Librarians
This December, there’s no better way to unwind and escape than with a great book in hand (according to us,…
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Peranakans as Cultural Brokers: Na Tian Piet
By Wong Kah Wei We were introduced to Na Tian Piet as a Chinese Peranakan composer of syairs in…
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