Media & Communications
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The Lost Value of Crystals
The world is full of chemical components and naturally occurring materials. Scientists even determine that the sun and its revolving planets are also made ... -
Filmmaking Scene in Singapore
School of Media and Communications advisory board member Nicholas Chee held a community townhall in his office on 9 September 2019. Entitled “Is Our ... -
What Makes a Singaporean, a Singaporean?
Our culture might be strange to foreigners but that is what makes us unique – it is easy for a Singaporean to spot a fellow Singaporean ... -
The 12 Hours Photography Competition
Organised on 22 June 2019, the 12-hour Photography Competition, was the first photography competition conducted by the MDIS Media Hub. The idea of organising ... -
The Horrors of Climate Change
To most people when the word ‘horror’ comes to mind, they would probably refer to a horror movie or a scary episode. However, personally ... -
The Marvel Journey
In the course of eleven years, Marvel has done an amazing job in making their viewers all around the world fall in love with ... -
MDIS Communication Students Learn Financial Literacy
During a visit to Money FM 89.3 at the Singapore Press Holdings, media students learnt about financial literacy, while also learning how to promote ... -
Field Trip to Mediacorp
On 28 March 2018, students from the School of Media and Communications visited MediaCorp. MediaCorp is a media conglomerate based in Singapore that was ... -
Beyond Multiculturalism to Melding Intellectual Capitals: Singapore’s Next Move
“It was during this period of growth as a colonial port city, when much older and indigenous transnational connections were revitalised, that Singapore became ... -
Never shy from Singlish
It’s only natural for every country to have its own culture, establishing its identity and uniqueness. Some might say that that is especially prominent ...
