In this semester, CAPTains benefitted from a wide range of topics, introduced to them by distinguished speakers who were invited to the Master’s Tea series. Highlights include personal sharing sessions by Ms Rohini Nilekani, Founder-Chairperson of Arghyam (a foundation which funds initiatives in water sustainability in India), philanthropist and author;
This STEER India trip is an integral component of a new CAPT module, UTC 2404: (Re)Building Communities: …
23 CAPTains went on a 13-day trip to Myanmar in December, exploring the themes of employability and environment in …
The College organizes Master’s Teas on a regular basis, which are open to all students. …
The College of Alice & Peter Tan Student Symposium (CAPTISS), which take places once every two years, is one of the …
Together with the ACE Migrants Committee, volunteers from CAPT had a meaningful engagement with migrant workers participating in the Inter-Dormitory …
A group of 14 students [CAPT Student Leader Action Mentorship (CAPT SLAM)] mentored 20 students from Tanglin Secondary School (TSS) as part of a …
City Planning is often associated with bricks and mortar. In fact, for a city to be liveable and sustainable, there is a great deal of software import …
This year, sculptor and arts worker, Mr Chris Gilmour, spent a live-in semester in CAPT under the auspices of the Artist-in-Residence (AiR) programme. AiR provides an avenue for distinguished and talented artists to share their expertise and creative work with members of the college community, and in doing so, enrich the College’s residential life and learning.
This special session celebrates the CAPT journey of our first batch of final year CAPTains, with Cheri, Grace and Jun Hao sharing their …