Heng (right), would watch Soh (left) train with his hall's tennis team in the evening. PHOTOS: JIM CHAN
Campus Notes
In Pursuit of Love
Participating in hall activities, movies at nearby haunts and long strolls around school. These alumni lovebirds recall their years of courtship on campus.
Lim Zi Jian represented PolicyPal at the Viva Technology Conference in Paris, France, in June. He taught conference attendees how to purchase insurance through the application itself. PHOTO COURTESY OF: LIM ZI JIAN
The Serial Intern
After completing two internships in two years, undergraduate Lim Zi Jian (CS’19) is off to another one. This time, in New York.
Vincent Teo pursued his Master's education in WKWSCI in 2004 whilst working in the school’s technology and facilities department.
PHOTO: LEE YU EN
Invisible Heroes
For over two decades, IT experts Vincent Teo (MMC'04) and Andrew Lim have been invisible heroes of WKWSCI. They’ve worked tirelessly behind the scenes to keep the school’s facilities and technology equipment in tip-top shape.
Jody Wong (MCS’18), a current WKWSCI masters student, decided to pursue her postgraduate studies here because of the faculty. PHOTO: CHLOE THEN
A Home In Research
A passion for research brought WKW Legacy Fund Scholar Jody Wong (MCS’18) back home from the United States – and straight to the WKWSCI school at NTU.
Lu Lili (Left) and Lu Tianyu (both MsC (KM)‘17) hope to be able to reconnect alumni of the Knowledge Management programme through the NTU KM Network initiative. PHOTO: TAN HENG NING
Connecting the Dots
The Knowledge Management postgraduate programme held its first ever alumni reunion event, connecting alumni with current students.
Kendama is more than just a hobby for Lee, founder of homegrown brand Cereal Kendama. PHOTO: JERLIN HUANG
Turning Passion Into Action
Final-year undergraduate Jonathan Lee (CS'17) kickstarted the local kendama community with his business Cereal Kendama.
Ong made her first volunteer trip to Jordan in 2014 after studying the Syrian crisis during her A-Level examinations. PHOTOS COURTESY OF ESNA ONG
Give and Receive
Following a seven-month solo trip to Jordan in 2014, where she helped Syrian and Iraqi refugees, Esna Ong (CS’19) made a second trip in June with her friends as volunteers.
Even before graduating, Kannan, who runs his own production house, has already produced award-winning short films and organised two film festivals. PHOTO: ATIKAH HASIMEN
Ambitious Class Act
Juggling an entertainment career and school work is all part of a day’s work for undergraduate Kannan Vijayakumar (CS’18).
Next Issue: WKWSCI Turns 25
Ahead of WKWSCI's 25th anniversary next year, step back in time for a glimpse of the school's past years through a photo slider.
Malinda-White is one of the founders for Popspoken, an online publication which focuses on local entertainment, lifestyle and cultural scene. PHOTO: SOPHIA TAN
Chasing His Vision
A passion in journalism and an entrepreneurial drive led undergraduate Kyle Malinda-White (CS’19) to start Popspoken.com, a cultural-news site targeted at millennials.
Second-year student Goh, a self-taught painter and artist, enjoys making and selling handmade goods such as phone cases. PHOTO: LU YAWEN
Artists at Heart
Three WKWSCI undergraduates with diverse talents showcase their artistic flair.
Hogue is pleased to have chosen WKWSCI, where he is completing his Master of Mass Communication programme within the year. PHOTO: NINA BRÜLS
Global Go-getter
Despite having worked in Japan for the last eight years, Singapore seems a lot more like home to Adam Hogue — the only American graduate student at WKWSCI.- ‹ VIEW PREVIOUS
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