The Courage to Say Goodbye
As the journeys of some Tembusians reach their conclusions, hastened by a coronavirus outbreak, Ng Chia Wee reflects on what it truly means to have the courage to say goodbye.
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Essays / Events / Features / Headline / Life / Reflections
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Events / Headline / Life / Profiles 
(Un)Dead Links: Fellow’s Tea with Funeral Director Ms Angjolie Mei
Tan Yanrong reflects on the Fellow’s Tea with the chic funeral director Angjolie Mei who has changed the funeral industry in Singapore.
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Arts / Essays / Headline / Politics and Society 
Brazil, Weber, and Foucault
Jonathan Lee analyses the film Brazil’s satire of bureaucracy with reference to Weber and Foucault.
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Environment / Essays / Headline 
As the Flames Disappear: An Overview of Australia’s Wildfire Crisis
Vera Sim discusses the repercussions of the Australian wildfires, which have stopped only recently.
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Arts / Essays / Features / Headline / Review 
Blind-date a book: Short stories and poetry for Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s Day, Tan Yanrong recommends short stories and poetry for everyone—no matter your Facebook status or commitment level.
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Arts / Events / Features / Headline / Profiles 
Between Sound and Story: Rapper Muhammad Bahajjaj
During Arts Week and Halloween, first-year student Muhammad Bahajjaj performed his original tracks blending rap and classical music. Tan Yanrong offers a behind-the-scenes look at the experiences, influences, and aspirations behind his unique style.