An attempt to come to terms with the allegations against Dr. Fernando, who once defined so many aspects of Tembusu life, and to reclaim what it means to be hospitable, to be a home, to be Tembusu, to heal once more.

An interview with Eu Jin, one of the co-heads of Techne, about TechWeek, their week-long event exploring technology and its implications in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lance Wu reports on the Tembusu forum on GE2020, where the discussion covered campaign tactics, the human aspect of governance, POFMA, and the politics of race.

Willis Lau discusses the controversy around the Cross-Island Line, whose construction may greatly improve Singapore’s public transportation framework, but also endanger the integrity of its nature reserves.

Undergraduate Voon Jung shares his thoughts about entering Tembusu College during this trying period, and reflects on what it means to feel lost.

Lance Wu explores “cancel culture”, and what it means for social media, free speech, and the relationship between ordinary people and the powerful.