“It’s surely our responsibility to do everything within our power to create a planet that provides a home not just for us, but for all life on Earth.” – These words, spoken by English Broadcaster, Natural Historian and Environmental Activist David Attenborough, remind us of the urgency of environmental action, and is the reason why we’re focusing on the only known living planet this week.
- Read 4 new titles on the theme of Protecting Our Planet
- We’re recruiting members and directors for our Publicity, Editorial and Programmes teams
- Our Literary Journal is open for reader submissions until 10 June
Protecting Our Planet
Clicking on the title or book image will link you to the full text.
[AY2021/22 RECRUITMENT] We’re expanding our team to make reading more accessible and popular! We are looking for students from any faculty and background to join our:
🧑🎨 Publicity, ✍️ Editorial, and 📻 Programmes
departments! Our main requirements for all applicants? That you share the same love for books as we do! 📚📖📓
Applications close on 13 June 2021, so if you’re interested to contribute to the reading community in NUS, learn more & sign up via our website.
We’re eager to hear from you for our Literary Journal – Over the past few months, we’ve engaged many of our ReadNUS members to contribute articles about the books they’ve read, cafes they’ve visited, and literary analysis they’re inspired by. Now, as we approach our first anniversary of the journal, we’d like to invite you, our fellow readers, to share stories of your own! Simply submit an 800 to 1200 word article on the following areas and your article could be published in our journal. For more details, visit our submissions page here.
