Source: Shauna Cheong @kektuz (IG) In this last instalment of The ResLife Guide: Covid-19 edition, we focus on what university students – you! – can do to look after your mental health amidst the inevitable prolonged isolation. As humans, we… Continue Reading
The coronavirus has spared no one, and many vulnerable groups that already fall through the cracks, are experiencing exacerbated problems in the midst of the pandemic. In our last instalment, we covered some ways to help our local businesses that… Continue Reading
It’s that time of the year again – COVID-19 or not – when almost everyone you know is frantically applying for internships, in hopes of using the summer vacation to improve their future career prospects, or perhaps simply to explore… Continue Reading
Source: Straits Times You see them trundling around campus, ferrying loads of students in between faculties and the ever-bustling U-town. They are the free shuttle buses that NUS provide so that we can travel to and fro the places we… Continue Reading
If you are the type of student who keeps their room spick and span, diligently shelving books and sweeping any trace of dust off the surfaces regularly, this post is not for you (and that’s a compliment!). But if you’re… Continue Reading
No more PMDs (also known as e-scooters) proving a boon for your late night food craving deliveries, especially for those in UTown? No problem. UTown may have become a lot quieter at night now with no more PMDs zipping about,… Continue Reading
Source For those of us who are just starting out in University and are lucky enough to find new friends in school, the sudden influx of new pals and induction into new social circles means that there are just about… Continue Reading
Recess week is over. The word “recess” traditionally meant taking a break from usual work routine, but at NUS, it’s been revamped into one that means ALL WORK. As students gear up to the last stretch of midterms and deadlines… Continue Reading
After a long and grueling thirteen weeks, the semester is finally ending. As we hand in our last few submissions and prepare for the upcoming final examinations, it might be wise to take some time to clear our heads and… Continue Reading
When you hear “board games”, what often comes to mind are family favourites such as Monopoly and The Game of Life. However, the phrase ‘board games’ takes on a whole different meaning in campus residences. Board games are usually more… Continue Reading