For a week in October 2025, RC4 hosted a series of inspiring Woodcarving and Printmaking Workshop, spanning four days, led by local artist Zhang Fuming, whose works explore the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and modern expression. The session brought together students from diverse disciplines, all eager to experience the tactile and meditative process of working with wood and ink.

When Andre (Year 4) looks back at his time in RC4, he thinks about the late-night suppers and spontaneous movie sessions, but he also remembers stepping into leadership roles without clear guidance, figuring things out as he went along. Now in his final year, he's working with his team to change that experience for future student leaders. RC4's new Senior Project course has actualised the roles of RC4’s more experienced residents. They are no longer just staying longer, they are also building the foundation for everyone who comes after them.

A deep dive into one of RC4's Arts Interest Groups (IGs) - where everyone has the opportunity to explore various arts activities, including dance, singing, crafts, and even puppeteering. How do students in ORC4PELLA learn and grow in the arts? Student journalist Josiah shares more about the journeys of growth in their arts IG!

Relaxing, upbeat music fills the RC4 dining hall as the sound of chatter and laughter rises above the clinking of cutlery. Lines form at each stall as residents, fresh out of their lectures and tutorials, queue with friends to get their dinner. RC4 resident, Xilu, reflects on how food brings people together in the RC4 community!

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.