Meet Jasslyne Oh, the meow-nificent mind behind (literally!) our mascot, Libbie. Did you know that our beloved Libbie was designed by a student? Meet Jasslyne Oh (Year 2, Anthropology), the…
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Rukhsana showing some of the materials from the Malay Heritage Collection that she’s worked with, including magazines and newspapers. How can students help make our heritage collection more accessible? For…
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By Clara Tan, Hariz Emran and Tessa Goh Earlier in the semester, maNUScript went live with the primary purpose of inviting students and staff of the National University of…
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By Dr Tan Swee Hee, Dr Tan Yen Yi and Kathy Poh from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum Ornithologist Guy Charles Madoc’s passion for birds transcended the grim…
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By Wong Kah Wei In the afternoon of 1 Oct 2024, I received an email that informed me of Baba William Gwee Thian Hock’s passing. William Gwee Thian Hock…
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By Chow Chai Khim Classical-style poetry in modern China and other Sinitic-speaking localities has experienced renewed interest, with the recent upsurge in academic revision of modern Chinese literary history.…
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By Gladys Toh As part of the NUSOne initiative, NUS Libraries will be organising a Leap of Learning series on Wednesday afternoons, designed to broaden intellectual horizons and encourage…
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By Michelle Quak & A/P Bimlesh Wadhwa In today’s academic world, the collaboration between data librarians and faculty members has become increasingly commonplace. Combining professional expertise and academic insights,…
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By NUS Libraries Research Matrix Team NUS Libraries received a prestigious Presidential Citation from the American Libraries Association during their Annual Conference held from 27 June to 2 July…
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By Lalwani Poonam Unbeknownst to many, Singapore is considered a major centre of illegal wildlife trade despite having countless stringent laws (Source: TODAY). In 2009, it was named as one of…
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