Inclusion and interaction are key to bridging the gap between migrant workers and locals, says the Familiar Strangers team. PHOTO: LU YAWEN
Bridging the Gap
Final Year Project campaign Familiar Strangers gives an intimate look at the lives of migrant workers.
While not Tay’s initial intention, he eventually discovered his love and flair for travel blogging, diligently documenting his experiences and journeys on his blog, Pohtecktoes. PHOTO: LU YAWEN
The Accidental Travel Blogger
A stalled startup led Hendric Tay (CS’12) to Pohtecktoes, a travel blog that has taken him all over the world.
Lim’s stint as the dapper editor for Nanyang Chronicle inspired him to take up a second major in WKWSCI. Photo: FABIAN LOO
Double or Nothing
Driven by an interest in storytelling, Joel Lim from the School of Art, Design and Media took up a second major at WKWSCI.
Wong covered many notable stories in both politics and technology while working in China for the past eight years. PHOTO: CECILIA LI
Scaling New Heights
Gillian Wong (CS’05) is appointed Greater China News Director of The Associated Press.
Features
Inclusion and interaction are key to bridging the gap between migrant workers and locals, says the Familiar Strangers team. PHOTO: LU YAWEN
Bridging the Gap
Final Year Project campaign Familiar Strangers gives an intimate look at the lives of migrant workers.Newsmakers
Chiang won an award for his short film, "Anchorage Prohibited", at the prestigious Berlin Film Festival 2016. PHOTO COURTESY © Berlinale
Facing Up To Harsh Realities
Filmmaker Chiang Wei Liang (CS’ 13) explores the plight of migrant workers in Taiwan in his award-winning short film.Arts & Culture
While not Tay’s initial intention, he eventually discovered his love and flair for travel blogging, diligently documenting his experiences and journeys on his blog, Pohtecktoes. PHOTO: LU YAWEN
The Accidental Travel Blogger
A stalled startup led Hendric Tay (CS’12) to Pohtecktoes, a travel blog that has taken him all over the world.Campus Notes
Lim’s stint as the dapper editor for Nanyang Chronicle inspired him to take up a second major in WKWSCI. Photo: FABIAN LOO
Double or Nothing
Driven by an interest in storytelling, Joel Lim from the School of Art, Design and Media took up a second major at WKWSCI.The last page
Class Notes
Juliana Tan, CS'12
Looking back at her time at WKWSCI, Juliana Tan is thankful for the opportunity to nurture her passion for photography...
Lim Hwee Hwee, CS'00
After graduation, Lim Hwee Hwee (CS’00) joined Lianhe Zaobao as a journalist in 2000, and worked there for more than...
Lim Wui-Liang , CS'04
As a WKWSCI student, Wui-Liang remembers spending long hours at the Chronicle Room, now known as the Newsplex. His stint...
Foo Chee Chang, CS'10
In his final year at school, Foo Chee Chang (CS’10) set up Vamos Photography together with Yusuf Abdol Hamid (CS’10)...
Alvin Lim, CS'05
You might know Alvin Lim as the blogger and founder of Alvinology.com , a lifestyle entertainment blog he started in...
Jason Tan, CS'98
As Associate Editor of TODAY newspaper, Jason Tan (CS’ 98) oversees coverage for foreign news and commentaries. He joined Today...
Andrew Ong, CS'13
Ever since he was a teenager, Andrew Ong knew that he would venture into a career in advertising. After graduating...
Angeline Yeo, CS'15
Angeline is a yoga instructor at The Yoga Collective and a freelance public relations consultant. She fondly recalls her professional...
Ng Kaijie, CS'12
As Assistant Director at the Ministry of Transport (Land Division), Kaijie’s responsibilities include overseeing rail regulation for the Mass Rapid...
Fong Kam Ling, CS'08
Sharing five closets with four sisters inspired Fong Kam Ling to start up her own business, ClosetStyles, a mobile application...
