SHAC
Sheares Hall · NUS Founding year AY2026/27
1952 Sheares'
75th year

75 years of Shearites.
At last, a club to keep them.

The Sheares Hall Alumni Club (SHAC) is an independent, alumni-run club for everyone who has lived in Sheares Hall & Dunearn Road Hostels, from 1952 to today. Launching September 2026 at the Founding Dinner.

Free in Year 1, two minutes to register: your name, your years in hall, the chapters you want. Members on the register before the Founding Dinner form the founding cohort.

Dare to Reach the Highest.

The Sheares Timeline

Historical images: Sheares Hall, NUS, and alumni archives.

Scroll to travel the years

Your connection fades the day you move out.

Right now, staying in touch with Sheares means having a few group chats that slowly fade. There is no shared home, no way to come back for a game and no easy path to meet the people who lived the same Sheares experience as you.

Sheares, with a lineage back to the Dunearn Road Hostels in 1952, has had no form of unified alumni association.

75
years of Sheares history, from the Dunearn Road Hostels to today, with no alumni club to hold it.
3
addresses since 1952 — from the Dunearn Road Hostels to Kent Ridge to Heng Mui Keng Terrace.

Once a Shearite, always a Shearite.

The SHAC gives you a structured way to stay connected: a cross-batch network, and a way to stay close to the community you helped build. Open to every batch since 1952.

1

Keep playing, keep gathering

Join a chapter, an alumni-run group for whatever drew you in: a sport, a performing art, music or volunteering. Never played pickleball? Now's the time.

2

Keep connecting

A Sheares professional network: mentorship across batches and reunions with people who already know you.

3

See how Sheares changes

Stay close to how the hall is changing and what the current batches are up to.

Membership

Free to join. The chapters, the Sheares network, and a founding place on the record.

Explore membership →

Chapters

The SHAC works on a hub-and-spoke model: the SHAC is the hub, and chapters are the spokes. A chapter is a group of alumni who keep doing something Sheares does together — a sport, a supper table, a performing art, volunteering. Each runs its own sessions; the SHAC carries the admin, finance and comms behind every one, and is working toward OAR recognition. Founding chapters open based on member interest.

Sheares Hall crest
Sheares Hall
affiliated
independent
Sheares Hall Alumni Club
The SHAC
Admin· Finance· Comms
Angie Goh, DanSHers coordinator
DanSHers
Dance studio · Sheares Hall
Angie Goh
Class of 25/26
Gareth Yeo, Football coordinator
Football
NUS Field
Gareth Yeo
Class of 25/26
Scott Lim, Pickleball coordinator
Pickleball
MPSH · NUS Courts
Scott Lim
Class of 24/25
Sarah Chan, Wine Appreciation coordinator
Wine Appreciation
Tastings · Socials
Sarah Chan
Class of 24/25
A coordinator, a deputy and ten interested members, and a chapter is yours.
Anything can be a chapter Softball Handball Badminton Tennis Floorball Volleyball Band Beats Volunteering

Coming up

What’s on at SHAC. Every open event lands on the events page first, with dates and sign-ups.

The first year holds the Founding Dinner, chapter sessions, an Alumni Cup, cross batch socials and a career night.

Board

The SHAC is alumni-run, with a lean five-person board.

Isaac Chin, SHAC Chair
Chair
Lead the board and bring the founding members in.
Isaac Chin
Class of 25/26
Benjamin Lim, SHAC Vice-Chair
Vice-Chair
Deputy to the Chair — own one project.
Benjamin Lim
Class of 25/26
Jewel Woon, SHAC Secretary
Secretary
Run comms and admin — Telegram, mailing list.
Jewel Woon
Class of 24/25
Treasurer
Open the account, keep the books, fund the chapters.
Seat open
Ops & Facilities
Secure venue access and unblock the chapters.
Seat open

Two seats remain open. Membership alone is plenty. If a seat calls to you, write to Isaac at isaac@sheares.sg or on Telegram.

Is this for you?

If you lived in Sheares Hall (or its predecessor, the Dunearn Road Hostels) as an NUS student, you’re a Shearite. Every batch since 1952 counts.

Graduated in the eighties, nineties or before? You’re welcome too, and the first year’s calendar includes cohort reunions, with batch representatives to convene them.

Final-year residents, you’re the next alumni. You’re welcome too.

Must I have been in that CCA??
No. Chapters are one way in, not the only one. If yours isn’t a chapter yet, it can become one.
Is it free?
Yes. Membership is free in Year 1. Any future dues would be proposed by the Board and voted on by members. Some events carry a small cost.
What’s the commitment?
None. Registering takes two minutes and activates your membership. Come to everything, or just the dinner.
I graduated years ago, or I’m overseas. Still a Shearite?
Once a Shearite, always a Shearite. Events are Singapore-based; the network isn’t.

Founding Dinner · September 2026

Help shape the founding club.

The founding register is open. Register before the Founding Dinner and you are part of the founding cohort.

Become a member
Free in Year 1. Open to every batch since 1952, plus final years.
Become a member