Weekly Cartoon by Rachel Tay

Not everyone will find their answer to residential college life in a single paradigm of space. In this piece, Jesslene Lee explores the multiplicity of spaces she imagines Tembusu to be.

The label of phantom often has many negative connotations. Alex Chan raises some questions on how we perceive these “phantoms”, whether it is right to do so, and their own perspectives on the issue.

Marshall Too gets bored staying in on his own weekends and goes on to ask around what other Tembusians think about their weekends in the college. Read on to a light-hearted piece that uncovers the undiscovered conditions that comes with community living, or maybe if you are just looking to take a break from all that studying.

Tembusu is many things to different people. Isaac Neo reflects on his experiences in his first semester so far, and attempts to paint a picture of the Tembusu experience.

Dr. Kuan Yee Han shares with us his thoughts about being with the college since its inception, the experiences he has had, as well as how Tembusu is family to him.