Recent Events

Mentors from NUSS assigned to Tembusu, Cinnamon/USP and Angsana College were introduced to their student Mentees during the welcome dinner held in Angsana College, as part of the NUSS-UTown Mentorship programme for AY12/13.

Our students from Angsana College, a residential college at our University Town, were delighted to make Children’s Day that bit more special for some students from Farrer Park Primary School.

The Angsana College Student Committee (CSC) organized a Halloween dinner for students, staff and Angsana Fellows.

Each of the 5 neighbourhoods in Angsana teamed up and competed against one another in the inaugural Inter-Neighbourhood Games 2012 through soccer, frisbee, captain’s ball, floorball, badminton, basketball and table tennis.

The inaugural NUS Inter-Collegiate Games (ICG) 2013 was held between 15th and 23rd February 2013.

CAPT welcomed visitors and prospective students for the first time during NUS Open Day 2013 which was held on 16th March.

MAROONED: CAPT Freshman Orientation Camp 2016 (19th-22nd July) welcomed the new batch of CAPTains and allowed them to interact and integrate with the existing CAPT community.

The official opening of University Town was held on 17th October 2013 and Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong visited the College of Alice & Peter Tan to to find out about what life in a residential college has to offer.

On 30th October 2013, the 2nd College Student Committee (CSC) organised a Halloween Dinner event at our very own dining hall.

The annual Inter-Collegiate Games (ICG) is back! This year, the four residential colleges in UTown competed against one another in badminton, basketball, floorball, tchoukball, captain’s ball, dodgeball, table tennis, biathlon, frisbee and soccer.

NUS College of Alice & Peter Tan’s (CAPT) inaugural Community Engagement Festival, which was held on 14 March 2014, was organised with the understanding that everyone has something to teach each other, regardless of whether they are volunteers or beneficiaries.

Organised by students for students, CAPT Open Mic is a platform for CAPTains to showcase their hidden talents and skills to their friends in college – be it singing, poetry reciting, playing an instrument, stand-up comedy or any other creativity that they possess.

Initiated and organised by our students, CAPT raised a total of S$19,458.25 for SPD (formerly Society for the Physically Disabled) through a vertical ...

CAPT’s second annual Community Engagement Festival (CE Fest) was held on Saturday, 21st March 2015 ...

CAPT’s CE Fest is an annual event celebrating the spirit of community engagement and the friendships that have been forged with the partners and ...

MAROONED: CAPT Freshman Orientation Camp 2016 (19th-22nd July) welcomed the new batch of CAPTains and allowed them to interact and integrate with ...