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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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Reporter Stacey Chia who stayed in U-Town for three days. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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Reporter Stacey Chia who stayed in U-Town for three days. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock US presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon. None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
Reporter Stacey Chia who stayed in U-Town for three days. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
Reporter Stacey Chia who stayed in U-Town for three days. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
After-dinner debates on climate change and gender, a mock United States (US) presidential debate on the upcoming elections and "master's tea" sessions featuring personalities like author Catherine Lim, actress Selena Tan, and former Attorney-General Walter Woon.
None of these count for grades at U-Town, which aims to encourage academic interaction by having students and a group of professors eat, live and learn under one roof.
How is the UTown experience, inspired by the residential colleges in Oxford and Cambridge, working out?
