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Commencement celebrations for more than 17,000 graduates from the NUS Class of 2025 have begun, with 35 ceremonies taking place at the University Cultural Centre. In tribute to the University’s beginnings as a small medical school founded in 1905 to serve the community, the season’s first ceremony honours graduates of the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUS Medicine).
General News, Commencement
NUS marked its 120th anniversary with a grand gala dinner on 3 July 2025 at Marina Bay Sands, gathering close to 2,000 alumni, donors, partners and friends, including Guest-of-Honour Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong, and Senior Minister of State for Health and Manpower Dr Koh Poh Koon.
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The National Economics and Financial Management Challenge (NEFMC) 2025, organised by the NUS Economics Society (ECS), brought together nearly 1,000 pre-tertiary students in June to grapple with a question that could define their generation: What does economic resilience look like in a world that’s increasingly divided?
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The two-day Regen Asia Summit (RAS) 2025, part of NUS120 celebrations, was launched on 4 July 2025 as a dynamic platform to address environmental and social concerns through regeneration, which focuses on healing current environmental degradation and strengthening social resilience by nurturing resilient ecosystems
Sustainability
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Patients will be the ultimate losers if the ongoing kerfuffle between insurer Great Eastern and the operator of Mount Elizabeth hospitals is not handled well.
Hashtag bans are limited and symbolic tools, and are an inadequate response to the way harmful content morphs and spreads.
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