A 1.65m giant Yakult artefact created by I&E students made it to the Singapore Book of Records on 27Jan 2010 for being the largest Yakult bottle. Students glued 3,200 bottles for the artefact to promote recycling and environmental conservation.

The module World Issues: A Singapore Perspective organized a special Holocaust Week at the library from 25-29 Jan 2010 comprising a book display, lunch-time movie screenings and discussion sessions.

In this global age, one has to be attuned to different cultures and social practices in business. Mr Eugene Chan, Head of Credit and Risk at Royal Bank of Canada discussed cross-cultural issues in business negotiations at the 22 January lunchtime talk.

Nine I&E students were recognised for their contributions to a charitable recycling project at the Southwest CDC on 17 Jan 2010 by the Mayor of South West District and Senior Parlimentary Secretary for Environmental and Water Resources, Dr Amy Khor.

You’ve heard about the German technological ingenuity, but did you know there are almost 1000 German companies in Singapore? This career talk on 17Nov2009 at 5pm in LT78 provided an overview of various German businesses in Singapore.

In a society influenced by migration and globalisation, spousal violence is becoming a social problem. This conference on 9th Nov 2009, at Ngee Ann Convention Center, aimed to promote an awareness of this problem facing Singaporean women.

On 9 November 2009, 137 third year NP students doing the 'World Issues: A Singapore Perspective (WISP)' module and 74 students from The Christiera Programme (TCP) met the Minister for Law and 2nd Minister for Home Affairs, Mr K Shanmugam.