Kuala Lampur, July 20 -- A few weeks ago, the new intake of pre-university students arrived on campuses all over the country, including Universiti Malaya.

Back then, everything felt unfamiliar to these students. They walked around clutching maps on their phones. Lecture halls seemed impossible to find.

New friendships were tentative. Even ordering lunch at the right cafe felt like a small achievement. And just a few weeks later, things look very different.

Students now know where their classes are. They know which bus routes are reliable and which ones are best avoided when it rains.

They know which cafe serves the best nasi kukus, which one closes early, and which one remains open when hunger strikes late at night.

Tutorial groups h...