This week on ‘A Day in the Life,’ biomedical engineering student Hamza shares his personal anecdotes on how he balances the time in his days, his recent travels in Europe, and the poignant takeaways from his journeys there.

The lounge as a space is integral to some Tembusians’ experience, whether for study, for debates and discussions, or for building friendships – Marshall Too reflects on how his experience of the level 5 lounge has been and what the interactions that have taken place there mean for him.

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.