A traveling exhibition titled “Pioneering Rural Settlements: The Legacy of Lim Nee Soon” will be held at NUS Central Library on Level 4 from 26 September to 25 October 2016.…
Continue readingA traveling exhibition titled “Passion & Knowledge: Singapore Chinese Pioneers in Education” is being held at the NUS Central Library on Level 4 from 21 September to 31 October 2015.…
Continue readingEducation has always been position as a cognitive enterprise, focusing on intellectual development and knowledge-production. This is especially so in the context of Singapore, where education is positioned as being…
Continue readingTo promote the growing interest in research on Chinese popular religions of the NUS community, an exhibition showcasing over 180 publications on Chinese temples in Southeast Asia was put up…
Continue readingThe Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music marks its 10th Anniversary in 2013/2014. In celebration of this special occasion, the Music Library has put up a display to showcase the…
Continue readingFollowing the blog article on the 60th anniversary exhibition, the exhibition was launched at 10.30 am on 6 August at Chinese Library exhibition area (Central Library Level 6). More than…
Continue readingHappy 60th birthday to the NUS Department of Chinese Studies and Chinese Library! To mark this event, Chinese Library will be holding an NUS Department of Chinese Studies and Chinese…
Continue readingTwo collections–Oiled Impressions and Penmai–are on display at ArtsBuzz of Central Library, from 4-18 March. The immediate surrounding has always had an enchanting effect on me, whenever I pause and take…
Continue readingWe all have dreams. But not all of us have the courage to pursue them. We wish, we hope, we long for. We think and keep thinking. I’m afraid of…
Continue readingWajihah Hamid travelled the road less travelled, following the footsteps of Marco Polo. For several months their paths must had intersected, albeit many years apart. Could Marco Polo have felt the same mysticism…
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