Residential

On 22nd and 23rd August, RVRC held a formal dinner to welcome all new and current residents back to their home away from home! The theme for this AY’s Welcome Dinner was “Secret Agent”, and residents were dressed to the nines. The dining hall was beautifully decorated with cardboard cut outs of secret agents, and big, pink letter-shaped balloons writing “RVRC”. The first […]

On 11th of August, Ridge View Residential College students from the School of Computing gathered for a fun night of games and bonding. Computing Night was a success engaging nearly 60 participants from various majors in the computing faculty inclusive of computer science, computer engineering, business analytics, information system, and information security. Getting to know people

On the 6th of May, RVRC held its annual RVRC Dinner and Dance, marking the end of another academic year! The dinner, which was held in the NUS Guild House, brought together our Year 2 Cohort for their final formal function before graduating from the college. The mood was lighthearted, and everyone was in high spirits after finishing their semester’s final

RVRC Fellow Sadaf Ansari ran ArtJam for 4 hours daily from 18th to 22nd April. A total of 55 students participated and 10 members of staff and their family members attended the sessions held in the Flex Theme Room. The ArtJam was conceived as a series of interactive and hands-on art therapy sessions to enable students to take a break from studying for

Taking a break from campus and midterms, RVRC students visited the Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle @Lor Tawas, home to one of Singapore’s two huge traditional wood-fired kilns (dragon kiln). The visit to this hidden gem, tucked away near the forest, included an educational tour of the kiln followed by a relaxing morning of fun with

The RVRC community was greeted with a warm welcome back to residential life on 13 Jan 2022. In a memorable evening organized by RVRC CSC, students and staff alike were able to spend an evening together replete with fun and light-hearted activities, as all corners of the college were abuzz with students participating in a

The RVRC community came together to celebrate Deepavali in November. In a memorable evening organised by RVRC Seniors, students and staff were able to take a step back from the pressure of end-semester deadlines and interact with each other, as the college was brightly lit up to mark the Festival of Lights! The RVRC Dining

Student interest group RV FoRestore has clinched the Merit Award at the Student Life Awards 2021, given out by the NUS Office of Student Affairs. RVRC FoRestore aims to develop youth to be environmental stewards by creating opportunities for them to participate in and lead forest restoration and conservation work in Singapore. The students’ passion

The college is proud to be home to Lee Yat Bun (RVRC Year Two and NUS Computer Science student), the incoming President of the NUS Student Union. Yat Bun continues to build further from his roles in Year 1 as the President of the NUS Computing Club as well as an RVRC OGL during FOC

RVRC Senior Isaiah Koh (Year 3) organized and led a hands-on PC building workshop for the college residents. Participants got the opportunity to learn how to build a PC from scratch, using key hardware components. More about the RVRC Senior Programme: An opportunity for exemplary students who are interested in enhancing the living and learning