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Tamarind Hall’s pioneer batch of students overcame the odds to spearhead the hall’s first-ever freshmen orientation camp

National Geographic Emerging Explorer Tristram Stuart dishes on how to make NTU a zero food waste campus

Two in three students from NTU’s Class of 2017 found employment before graduation, even as unemployment rates rise due to structural changes in the economy

The latest issue of The Nanyang Chronicle is out! Pick up a print copy from the newsstands at canteens, libraries, and all around campus.

With an aging hawker scene, young hawkers represent our future and they need more recognition to keep going

By Ginnette Ng As we make our long daily commutes back to Pulau NTU, students might find themselves with an extra task these days – to factor in potential transport delays in their journey to the West. If good fortune is not on your side, a one-way trip to school via public transporta

The inaugural batch of 71 students from NTU’s PPGA programme have attained their degrees

Football may be viewed by many as a “man’s sport”, but women’s football is fast gaining popularity around the world, including in Singapore

Some are upset, but others say it means a greater availability of parking lots

Despite the slew of environmentally-friendly initiatives Singapore has undertaken in the last few years, do we, as consumers, actually consider our ecological footprint when making consumer decisions?

Students welcome new changes at NTU’s biggest event of the year held on campus for the first time

With the ever-changing advancements in technology, both our nation and university have been trying to keep up with the concept of a Smart Nation. Perhaps it is time to give this more thought.

We’re Pulau NTU – no matter where you stay, travelling to campus can be a chore. The graphics team evaluates all modes of transportation available to students so you can better plan your trip to school.

Despite missing out on the gold for last year’s Singapore University Games, NTU’s netball, handball and cross-country teams have brushed their defeats aside and are gearing up towards this year’s competition, which start on 4 Sep.

SEA Games athlete Timothy Goh reveals the challenges he faced along the way, and managing his time between school and family, in preparation for the SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur last month.