Discover how cities balance heritage conservation with the demands of modernity. 🌍 From postcolonial identities to sustainable development, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in architecture, urban planning, and the evolving stories of cities. Learn more: https://blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2024/10/16/urban-narratives-exploring-the-identity-heritage-and-sustainable-development-in-cities

🤩Good news! Starting from 4 Nov 2024, our ever-popular pods at Central Library Level 3 and Wan Boo Sow Chinese Library can now be reserved via Chope@NUS!

Known for providing a perfect blend of privacy and cosiness, these pods are a favourite study space for many users. 👩‍👩‍👦‍👦

Make sure to secure your spot and enjoy a quiet and comfortable space to focus on your studies! 📖🐛Learn more: https://nus.edu.sg/nuslibraries/spaces/a-better-way-to-chope-library-seats

In a world where youth is prized, aging is often viewed as a problem, fueling a surge in "anti-aging" solutions. This book challenges the powerful biomedical assumptions surrounding anti-aging and explores aging from the physical, mental, and emotional perspectives to help readers understand holistic well-being. https://blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2024/11/04/unravelling-anti-aging-a-critical-sociological-assessment

📣 Calling all undergrads! Join us on an exciting research journey 🛣

Apply by 23 Dec 2024 before Santa comes to town 🎅🏻 Learn more at https://nus.edu/UGfellowship

🌸 Catch a glimpse of the creativity blossoming on campus! 🌸
🌳 #GratitudeTree #studentart #doodle

📚 Looking for a witty read that brings academia and industry to life? Our University Librarian, A/Prof Natalie Pang has just the right book for you. 😉Check out her recommendation, plus learn about the diverse roles she plays!✨

📚 Hey, it's Reading Week! We know you're all deep in prep for exams. 🌱 Drop by the Gratitude Tree for a dose of positivity—these uplifting notes are here to help keep your spirits high. You've got this! 💪✨

📚✨ Vote for Your Favorite Stories in the Long Story Short Award! ✨📚

Submissions are in, and we’re thrilled that more than 80 NUS students are competing for the two Jury prizes, and the public prize! 🏆 Explore all entries on the contest page and vote for your favorites before 26 Nov.

✔️ How to vote:
1️⃣ Visit the contest page https://short-edition.com/en/contest/longstoryshortaward-2024/stories
2️⃣ Click "Vote for this work" at the bottom of each story you love. 💚
(Note: You can vote for multiple stories, but only once per story!) 😍

Let’s support our talented writers—every vote counts! Winners will be announced on 27 Nov. 🔥💪🏼

Ready to explore what truly makes food "healthy"? 🍎🌿

🌍🍴 "Geographies of Food" takes a closer look at the narratives and transformations that shape how we define "healthy eating." It explores consumer perceptions, cultural influences, and visions for a healthier, more sustainable food future. Learn more in our latest book review: https://blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2024/11/20/geographies-of-food-global-visions-of-healthy-and-unhealthy-food

🎉It was a fantastic session diving into the science of gut health, how it affects wellbeing, and learning about Shu Wen’s journey from research to industry! Plus, we officially unveiled the Collaborative Experiential Space at Central Library Level 4—a cosy spot for self-discovery 🔍 and personal growth 🌺, created in partnership with NUS Graduate School.

A big thank you 😍 to all our partners and participants for making this event a success! Missed the event? No worries, read all about it in our latest blog, and stay tuned for more insightful workshops like this! https://blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2024/12/04/launch-of-collaborative-experiential-space-at-central-library-level-4/

🔊 We're pleased to announce that NUS has established the Oei Tiong Ham Transforming University Libraries Endowment Fund through a generous gift of US$1 million (approximately S$1.3 million) from Mr Oei’s grandson and spouse, Mr and Mrs Ronald Tanner.

Proceeds from the endowment will be used to fund fellowships for the Transforming University Libraries’ Leadership and Innovation Programme (TULLIP) conducted by NUS Libraries, to build capacity amongst librarians from under-resourced institutions in Southeast Asia and beyond.

Follow the link to find out more! https://news.nus.edu.sg/oth-endowment-fund/

Founded in 1905, NUS and NUS Libraries mark a momentous milestone in 2025—120 years of transformative impact on our community 🌟 As part of the #NUS120 celebrations, we invite you to a journey through time with 120 Stories, a special series that showcases the transformative impact of our collections on research, education, and beyond. From rare treasures to cutting-edge resources, discover the tales that celebrate this remarkable journey! ✍🏼 Read more: https://blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2024/12/27/120-stories-celebrating-our-transformative-journey-through-nus-libraries-collections/

🍊🍊 As we usher in the Lunar New Year, fish takes center stage as a symbol of abundance and prosperity. But have you ever thought about the journey of the seafood on your plate?

Our latest article explores the importance of traceability and sustainability in Singapore's seafood heritage. Discover how efforts like PasarFish are documenting and promoting awareness of our diverse seafood supply chains. 🐟✨

Let’s celebrate responsibly and ensure that the traditions we cherish today are sustainable for generations to come. https://blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2025/01/17/traceability-and-sustainability-in-singapores-seafood-heritage/

✨ As part of the #NUS120 celebrations, we trace the roots of NUS by digging into the early documents of NUS' predecessor institutions.

🏥 This is a story of Singapore's first medical school as revealed through the historical treasures in our collections. Don't miss out on this fascinating story of legacy and progress! https://blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2024/12/27/the-early-documents-on-the-predecessor-institutions-of-nus-the-straits-and-federated-malay-states-government-medical-school/