When she started teaching at the weekly aLIVE religious classes in Darussalam Mosque more than five years ago, Ms Amirah Munawwarah Idilfitri encountered an autistic student who had trouble concentrating in the classroom, as well as hyperactive students who disrupted the flow of the class. These experiences prompted Amirah to pursue an undergraduate degree in psychology, after which she enrolled in LASALLE's MA Art Therapy programme.

Adaptability, resilience, and creativity. These are some of the top qualities that a graduate needs to succeed in today’s ever-changing economic landscape, and yet are some of the hardest skills to impart through school. Emerging from the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, two cohorts comprising 923 graduates from LASALLE’s Class of 2020 and 821 graduates from the Class of 2021 are set to receive their diplomas and degrees at in-person convocation ceremonies, conducted at Singapore Expo in line with prevailing safe management measures, across the first two weekends of October.

LASALLE College of the Arts and Ong Shunmugam have announced the launch of the Fashion Forward Bursary and LASALLE x Ong Shunmugam Mentorship Programme, a first-of-its-kind initiative to support the next generation of fashion creatives in Singapore.

When under stress from studies, work and the responsibility of organising LASALLE's annual Rock & Indie Festival (RIF), BA(Hons) Arts Management student Nur Ashikin Muhamad Ali regularly listens to songs by the legendary band Alleycats.

Zahrah Jailani wanted a formal education in the arts in order to strengthen her skills as an educator. Despite already obtaining a degree in English Literature, as well as having prior experience as a teacher, she enrolled into LASALLE's BA(Hons) Musical Theatre programme as a mature student.