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The enmity between cats and dogs is perhaps as old as time, but it’s shaping up to be quite an ugly one at NTU. Cat carcasses have been found ripped apart in Halls 2, 6, and 9, allegedly by a pack of stray dogs. And the situation is causing some tension amongst students with loy

Newspapers these days are often quick to jump on the bandwagon and rush out their iPad versions. But at their core, newspapers still play the very same fundamental role: through rigorous reporting standards, they help sieve out the facts from fiction and in this way, facilitate a robu

Our latest issue is out! You can pick up a print copy from the newsstands at canteens, libraries, and all around campus, or you may also download a PDF version. Here is the link: http://www3.ntu.edu.sg/chronicle/archives/vol19no06.pdf

Longboarders are using campus grounds to hone their skills. The Nanyang Chronicle finds out more.

The Chronicle may seem to appear magically out of nowhere at the canteens and libraries once every three weeks, but the truth is, it’s put together by a bunch of elves living in Santa’s workshop in the North Pole. At least that’s how we sometimes imagine ourselves to

News Editor Isaac Tan takes a peek into students' training sessions for the annual Inter-Hall Recreational Games.

Singaporeans seem to be more tolerant towards gays and lesbians, according to a study by NTU researchers.