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The slippery surprises on campus do not seem to end: A reticulated python was caught and removed from Hall 16 early Friday morning (25 Nov). Just last month, a 2-metre long python was found at a toilet in nearby Hall 15.

Grab your plane tickets and go as these two globetrotters show us what they pack for their travels

For this issue, we paired up with STA, a travel agency on campus, to find out more about NTU students' travel habits. Take a look and perhaps find inspiration for your own holiday plans.

For many exchange students here in NTU, December means they can finally return home in time for Christmas. We catch up with three NTU exchange students to find out what their Christmas traditions are like back in their home countries.

Screening over 160 feature and short films from 52 countries, the Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) puts your other movie plans to shame. Be sure to catch the festival, which runs from 23 Nov to 4 Dec, with Lifestyle writer Megan Koh’s hand-picked recommendations.

As garden-themed cafes blossom in Singapore, Lifestyle writer Gabriela Lim takes you on a food hunt in search of tranquil places to immerse in the relaxing atmosphere.

Since Pen & Inc opened its doors at the North Spine Plaza a month ago, it has been attracting a steady stream of patrons. Lifestyle writer Linette Leong susses out the new kid on the block to see if it’s worth the buzz.

After giving birth last year, Madam Jennifer Lai has been juggling student life with motherhood responsibilities. Photojournalist Sarah Thong speaks to the 37-year-old to find out how baby Amberly has inspired her final-year project.

Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential elections has been a major talking point. What are your thoughts on the new American President-elect and what impact do you think his administration will have on your country?

While debate continues to brew over the integration of foreign talent into local sports, coaches say that embracing foreigners remains important in building the domestic scene, but the long-term success lies in the early and consistent grooming of home-grown talents.

I grasped the absolute nature of winning by the tender age of six. Back then, everything was a competition. Cohort rankings, writing contests — even the friendly races my coach held at the end of every roller-blading class, when the winner was awarded with a slice of refreshing waterm

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