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Our librarians spill the tea 🍵 about their remarkable journey to Sulawesi, uncovering stories behind the 200-year-old Bugis manuscript currently in our collection, and other rare finds! 🔎 Read about it at ow.ly/UlFe50UWux9.

Many would know Elizabeth Choy as Singapore’s war heroine, but she was much more. Through her oral interviews and lecture notes, we gain deeper insight into her remarkable life. 💪🏼 Read more: ow.ly/qoIR50UWuzW

🤩 Meet Jadely, our friendly librarian! Besides ensuring continued access to our library resources, she’s also a pilates enthusiast and a proud parent to Scoby! 🍵 Watch to learn more about her passions and what drives her. 🤸‍♀️

🐦 The earliest publications of birds of the Malay Archipelago found in our collection is a journal article written by Alfred R. Wallace. Read about him and other fascinating publications of birds in this story: blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2025/01/…

From illuminating discussions on intellectual property, open science, to AI, the Singapore Open Research Conference 2024 championed the spirit of openness and innovation in research. Here's a recap: blogs.ntu.edu.sg/ntulibrary/202…

🎉A great way to honor our university's history is by finding out how we have celebrated it in the past. Explore the treasure trove of university publications that chronicle our rich history and legacy. 📚Read more: ow.ly/hMIZ50UWy4U

How can libraries evolve to inspire modern learning? At EDUTech Asia 2024, our librarians showcased innovative ways to engage with collections and library spaces, through gamification, digitised archives and cutting-edge technologies. Here's a recap: las.org.sg/wp/blog/bullet…

Step back in time with this rare pictorial souvenir from the University of Malaya Foundation. Produced “by the Undergraduates”, it captures with much fun the communal spirit of the undergraduates of our university after the war and before Independence. ow.ly/vLis50VaNEq.

📃 This tome chronicles the rich history of Bethesda Hall from 1864-1933, offering a glimpse into the early missionary works in Singapore and the lives connected to it. ✨🏛️ow.ly/JHUl50VhRBo

📚 The Wan Boo Sow Chinese Library holds over 170,000 ancient thread-bound books, including timeless treasures such as rare Yuan and Ming classics. Explore the gems inside our Chinese library in this article: ow.ly/b5Vw50VhRTI🪷

📚From physical books to online databases, our resources are here to empower your learning journey. Thanks for making sure our collections are well utilised and keep exploring what we've got! 🔎🤩

Check out our latest handpicked resources and curated readings on communication ow.ly/YBTb50VpmHl, and explore the new exhibition posters by NUS Graduate School on communication techniques! 🌱Plus, see how the Gratitude Tree has blossomed over the semester!🌳

In our latest blog article, discover the journal that captured Singapore’s artistic spirit in the 1950s and learn how a librarian became an unexpected advocate for the arts. 🎨🧑🏼‍🎨 Read more: ow.ly/1Kb450ViQpY

The Qing court version of Along the River During the Qingming Festival—a breathtaking diptych—finds its home at NUS Libraries. Explore how this iconic artwork captures the tomb sweeping festival in exquisite detail, and how it came into our collection: ow.ly/ILKt50VtCgg

Taking over two decades to complete, this book is a vivid record of 19th-century colonial life by Charles Burton Buckley. While not without its flaws, Buckley’s compilation remains a significant effort to preserve the stories that shaped early Singapore. ow.ly/t8I450Vx61q

Dive into the witty world of Straits Produce! These satirical magazines from early 19th-century Singapore are filled with little surprises in every issue. blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2025/03/…

Featuring three exquisitely crafted calligraphy pieces by NUS alumnus Mr Tan Chong Han, using poetry by A/Prof Lam Lap, Singapore’s Story in Calligraphy unfolds a poetic tribute to our nation's journey. blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2025/03/…

Paul Abisheganaden played a defining role in shaping music education in Singapore. Discover how he was involved in the early years of NUS' musical journey, and how the University navigated challenges to lay the foundation for generations of music-makers. blog.nus.edu.sg/linus/2025/03/…

The journey of NUS pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences began in 1905. Ever wondered what transformation it it went through to become a global leader today? Here's a selection of resources tracing its evolution. ow.ly/XPM250VsUi8

📕Discover two groundbreaking periodicals — Al-Imam and Al-Ikhwan — and how these publications contributed to the shaping of modern Malay thought and why they remain essential reading for researchers today. ✨ow.ly/BTpN50VRxJi