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Professor Yow Wei Quin’s commentary on the importance of intergenerational conversations, and how small efforts can bridge age divides to build a more connected, caring society.

Archifest 2025 features works by SUTD students and partners, including playful Peranakan kueh-inspired installations.

SUTD Provost Professor Chee Yeow Meng’s opinion piece on the evolving role of artificial intelligence emphasises that in our rush to embrace AI, it’s vital to continue valuing our human qualities – and this involves broadening our idea of what education is.

The LKYCIC is pleased to announce the launch of its latest book, Port Cities, by Dr. Sharon Siddique. Port Cities is a comparative study of Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tianjin, Tokyo, Jakarta and Johor Bahru (PTP) – and the complex, dynamic and symbiotic relationship between the ports and their cities.

The Centre would like to extend a warm welcome to Professor Jane M Jacobs, who will be spending a sabbatical year with LKYCIC. During this time, she will

LKYCIC’s Dr Samuel Chng shares his views in this article, which reported that only 67% of commuters in Singapore could reach the city centre within 45 minutes during peak hours last year, falling short of the 90% target set by the Land Transport Master Plan 2040.

Former Nanyang University (Nantah) alumni are advocating for the school’s cultural heritage to be recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Associate Professor Yeo Kang Shua notes that while Nantah holds local and regional significance, more evidence is needed to demonstrate that it meets the criteria of “Outstanding Universal Value.”

Initiatives include enabling university faculty and students to use library resources to develop community projects, as well as co-producing video content to raise public awareness of key national issues.