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The student injured his left foot after he was hit by a car while crossing Nanyang Avenue around 8pm on Tuesday (11 Apr).

The petite second-year student not only took part in improving earlier car designs, she also drove the electric car her team had built, the Nanyang Venture 9 (NV-IX), in a competitive race.

Forget the bell curve — finding a place to study is the real competition for students these days. Packed cafes and long queues at public libraries make it hard to snag a seat. But with start-ups offering pay-per-use study areas, a guaranteed space for conducive cramming is now withi

Final examinations are around the corner and so are the mandatory welfare packs. While freebies are always a great gesture, we are getting sick of the random coffee packets and dubious product samples. Here are some alternatives that might take a little extra effort to put together, b

Stall owners at the extended wing of the North Spine Food Court have complained of poor business, citing low foot traffic and students being unaware of the location.

Tired of instant noodles to fuel you through late-night mugging sessions? Here are four quick and easy recipes to satisfy your midnight cravings. All it takes are a few simple ingredients — so you’re covered whether you’re working in hall or at home.

Despite an increase in NTU’s overall score at the Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings, NTU still fell behind second-place Peking University and third-place Tsinghua University.

Current students express concerns about how this will impact hall culture on campus

MORE than 20 faculty members received the Nanyang Education Award last month at the Nanyang Awards Ceremony, in recognition of their effective teaching methods and concern for students’ learning.

Residents are staying put, despite inconvenience and noise from ongoing renovations

Medical students are happy with new Novena campus, but express concerns that they will be further isolated from the general NTU population

In our eagerness to make beneficial relationships, many of us overlook forging genuine, deep friendships. We hang out in large groups of friends. We share stories and laughter. However, these individuals are ultimately mere acquaintances.

Tanjong Hall emerged tops in the first and only Inter-North Hill Games held last month.

By Sean Loo   My Welsh opponent yanked down on my neck and grabbed my right leg, as I struggled to maintain my balance, desperately hopping around on my free leg. Inevitably, my opponent pivoted with his right leg, lifted my hapless body and drove me, together with my dreams of q