In July 2024, a group of RC4 students travelled to Chiang Mai, Thailand, for a research-focused trip centred on food systems resilience. The team delved into the complexities of Northern Thailand's food system through lectures at Chiang Mai University and fieldwork, engaging with individuals across various food economy sectors including paddy farm owners, community-based organic food producers, and coffee farmers.

In July 2024, a group of RC4 students embarked on a trip to Lombok and Sumba, Indonesia, as part of the module UTC2725/UTS2712: Leadership at the Fringes. The study trip centered around two pressing global issues: climate change and food security.

Residential College 4 staff, faculty, and residents, dressed in their best formal attire, gathered to celebrate the end of a fulfilling academic year with heartwarming speeches and captivating performances by the college's talented residents. The Farewell Formal Dinner of AY2023/24 was held on 17 April 2024 with the theme “Oscar’s Big Birthday Celebration”.

Bridging the gap - one game of mahjong at a time. In a bid to mitigate ageism, students from Residential College 4 are designing creative approaches to encourage intergenerational bonding in Queenstown. From mahjong sessions to chair Zumba, our students are creating connections across generations.

On 4 April 2024, Residential College 4 (RC4) had the privilege of having two distinguished entrepreneurs from The HANGAR by NUS Enterprise - Daryl Lim of Augmentus and Qi Herng Kong of Moonbeam Co. This session provided an invaluable opportunity for RC4 residents to gain insights into the journeys of these founders and gain inspiration for their own entrepreneurial endeavours.