An Account of the Wild Tribes Inhabiting the Malayan Peninsula, Sumatra and a Few Neighbouring Islands is an 1865 book written by the late Pierre Etienne Lazare Favre, a Catholic…
Continue readingJAN 2021 | ISSUE 18 This Week’s Reads: Royals Welcome back to school! We know those mid-semester tears will come sooner than we think, but for now, enjoy your week…
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Pulai village, located in the southern part of Kelantan in Peninsular Malaysia, is a unique Hakka settlement that has managed to cling to its traditional culture till this day. The…
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尘封轶事：从武吉布朗追溯新华两百年 (Chen Feng Yi Shi: Cong Wu Ji Bu Lang Zhui Su Xin Hua Liang Bai Nian) traces past stories and memories of the Bukit Brown cemetery and sheds light…
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Notes on the Treatment of Malaria with the Alkaloids of Cinchona, a 1928 publication, was written by the late Dr William Fletcher, who was a bacteriologist in the Institute for…
Continue readingJAN 2021 | ISSUE 17 This Week’s Reads: Science & Ethics Happy New Year! We’d like to thank you, our readers, for supporting us thus far. If your New Year’s…
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Seven Hundred Years: A History of Singapore, co-written by four of Singapore’s foremost historians, Kwa Chong Guan, Derek Heng, Peter Borschberg and Tan Tai Yong, widens the Singapore history by…
Continue readingDec 2020 | ISSUE 16 This Week’s Reads: Gender (In)equality Enjoy a meaningful December break with these reads on Gender (In)Equality. Also, we’re switching up our Book Club with a…
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Marine Mammals of Singapore is an article found in the book “Essays in Zoology” — a commemorative volume which marks the fourtieth anniversary of the Department of Zoology in NUS.…
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The Singapore state has never been shy to intervene in the social life of its populace. This is borne out in many of its social and population policies, and needless…
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