Latest Events
As students of RC4, you will have abundant possibilities to shape life at the college by proposing, developing and participating in sports, cultural and societal engagement activities. You will also indulge in college governance and develop leadership skills.
From Grit to Glory, Together: The Comeback Stories of RC4’s Inter-House Games 2025
Every Inter-House Games has its champions, but few have stories like this year’s. In 2024, Draco finished last overall. In 2025, they rose to the top, writing one of the most remarkable comebacks in RC4 sporting history. Year 1 student, Sarah, recaps on some of the highlights of IHG 2025. 
					Life After Collisions: Birth, Death & Healing – Public Lecture by Prof Maharaj Pandit
Listen to the public lecture by Professor Maharaj Pandit, Ngee Ann Kongsi Distinguished Visiting Professor at NUS, as he connects tectonics, ecology, and medicine through decades of research in "Life After Collisions: Birth, Death & Healing". This talk was co-organised by Residential College 4, NUS College and NUS Alumni Relations.
					Celebrating Sporting Excellence: Robbie’s Tchoukball Journey
For Robbie Chia (Aquila, Year 4), this once-unfamiliar game has become both a passion and a defining part of his RC4 journey. A prominent figure in the RC4 sports scene, Robbie is known for his versatility. He competed in 7 different sports in the recent Inter-House Games. The origin of his sporting journey in RC4? It all began with Tchoukball. 
					A Night Among the Stars: RC4’s Nebular Soirée
On 16 September 2025, RC4 residents embarked on an unforgettable journey through the cosmos at the semesterly Formal Dinner, themed “Nebular Soirée”. With decorations adorning every corner, the stage was set for a night of elegance, entertainment and celebration. Read the recap of this memorable night, written by student Jia Xin! 
					Alumni Spotlight: Digital tool aims to make government letters senior-friendly
LetterKey, recently featured by The Straits Times, showcases RC4 alumni Felicia and Li Hui’s work to help seniors read and understand government letters, exemplifying tech for public good.
					


 
				 
				 
				 
				 
				