跃大法学院夜间课首届毕业生提前完成司法考试 (Lianhe Zaobao)
2013年，原本投入音乐事业的林殿晏（37岁）在机缘巧合下被挖角，协助成立一家专门处理物业转让的律师事务所
Following his dream: From officer of the law to law graduate at 59 (The Straits Times)
He may be 59, but Mr Rajoo Ravindran has no plans to retire just yet. Instead, this month, he will be starting a new job as a trainee at a law firm.
Former policeman, 59, among the first SUSS law graduates (TODAY online)
11 mid-career switchers are among the first batch of graduates to complete SUSS’ Juris Doctor programme.
How to help seniors be more digitally connected (TODAY online)
Much has been said about how seniors who are not digital savvy have felt particularly displaced in the current Covid-19 crisis.
How to care for caregivers of senior Singaporeans (TODAY online)
With Covid-19, additional burdens are piled on the already demanding roles of caregivers, such as dealing with the isolation faced by their care recipients and themselves.
Is behaving with social responsibility during a pandemic so hard? (Channel NewsAsia)
There is a way to shift your mindset if you find yourself struggling to wear masks or keep safe distances, says SUSS’ Dr Brandon Koh
‘Guru Harapan’ impikan jalinan mesra mendidik si cilik (Berita Harian)
Beliau pada mulanya berkecimpung dalam bidang perhubungan massa tetapi setelah dua tahun, mendapati bahawa ia bukan apa yang ingin dilakukannya
My work as a Covid-19 swabber has completely changed me (TODAY online)
My mother is a single parent and works as a technician. As an only child, I started doing part-time jobs at age 16 as a waiter and a receptionist to partly support myself through school.
How to be happier at work (The Straits Times)
Staff can brush up on techniques to cope better or plan road map to leaving job, while employers can offer more autonomy and ensure fairness in dealing with resources.