Third-year undergraduate Jaryl Siaw shares the insights and joys he gained from the past two years as part of Tembusu College.

As the journeys of some Tembusians reach their conclusions, hastened by a coronavirus outbreak, Ng Chia Wee reflects on what it truly means to have the courage to say goodbye.

Marshall Too reflects on the changing dynamics in Tembusu after an 18-month absence.

Looking back on his four years in Tembusu, Isaac reflects on what the College means to him and what it stands for.

Reuben ruminates on what three artworks about mental illness and suicide can tell us about art and mental health.

Responding to a class discussion that left him intrigued, Jonathan Lee reflects on gender, inequality and the feminist movement – a timely piece in light of International Women’s Day earlier this month.