A Virtual Peek Inside Our Award-Winning BookBridge
By Wong Kah Wei Visitors to NUS’ Central Library will have noticed the BookBridge on level 2 – an impressive structure that dominates the façade of the Central Library’s…
Continue readingBy Wong Kah Wei Visitors to NUS’ Central Library will have noticed the BookBridge on level 2 – an impressive structure that dominates the façade of the Central Library’s…
Continue readingBy Gaetan Boisson We often say that all good things come to an end, but when the end loomed over our most popular Digital Scholarship (DS) project, our DS…
Continue readingBy Stephanie Ng & Patrick Pu Albert Einstein once said, ‘The only thing that you absolutely have to know is the location of the library’. I’d like to go…
Continue readingBy Nur Diyana Our Humanities and Arts and Social Sciences (HASS) research librarians, together with Law research librarians participated in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) and…
Continue readingBy Chow Chai Khim Chinese theatre troupes in Southeast Asia have enjoyed widespread recognition, and have tangibly influenced Southeast Asian societies, particularly those with a notable Chinese diasporic presence.…
Continue readingBy Gandhimathy Durairaj Singapore has long been known for its multiculturalism and the emphasis it places on fostering social harmony and diversity. The city-state is home to a diverse…
Continue readingBy Diyanah Nasuha Binte Omar Bahri Reclaiming Adat: Contemporary Malaysian Film and Literature is essential reading for those fascinated by the interplay between the arts and identity in Malaysia.…
Continue readingBy Amy Lin It is unsurprising that Singapore is often thought of as being the home of “Crazy Rich Asians” – in no small part thanks to Kevin Kwan’s…
Continue readingBy Karen Yap Singapore’s “miraculous” transformation from a Third world to First world nation is an oft-repeated aphorism, often accompanied by a paen to Singapore’s founding Prime Minister, Mr…
Continue readingBy Jolyn Tay Did you know that Singapore was once called the “Queen of Far Eastern Seas”, or that Fort Canning was called “the Forbidden Hill”? How did colonial…
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