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Launched this semester, the second phase of RE@NTU brings a slew of new activities to the Halls of Residence

The student-led Telegram group has become hugely popular, but food science experts warn of potential food contamination risks

By Ginnette Ng Facebook is usually a space for sharing new memes or discovering easy dinner recipes. But of late, it has been inundated with articles beginning with “millennials are too” or “millennials need to”.  It feels like we can never stop disappointing the generations that have

He is 23, but his interest goes all the way back to 2700 BC

By Adeena Nagib A few months ago, I binge-watched 54 one-hour episodes of Peaky Blinders every day for four days. Tuning in to the British gangster drama with an attractive Cillian Murphy at its helm was my idea of bliss. Since subscribing to the online video streaming site Netflix, I

A team of NTU students won the IKEA Singapore’s Young Designer Award with a game-changing storm drain that generates electricity from floodwaters

As the end of October approaches, Clara Lee shows you how you can get into the Halloween swing without causing a dent in your wallet.

The newest televised sport on ESPN is gaining popularity in Singapore and NTU

NTU students call for more stringent safety guidelines and regulations in light of muay thai tragedy at the AFC

For athletes with strict dietary regimes, having cheat meals can throw them off their meal plans, unless they follow these rules

A group of NTU students is changing the way we deal with food waste with an invention that converts leftovers to plant fertiliser

By Candy Choo “Dirty job” or “low class”? These are not terms that many would use to describe a firefighter or a police officer. Embarrassingly, a recent comment on the NTU Confessions Facebook page shows how some Singaporeans still believe in class distinctions between different line

ACRES advises students not to feed or provoke these wild animals if and when they encounter them on campus

Juggling a music career with full-time studies is no mean feat, but a genuine love for their craft keeps these three musicians going. Tiong Linshan goes backstage to find out how they do it

By Ignatius Koh Two of Singapore’s biggest sports have come under scrutiny in recent years. While the Republic’s swimmers have scaled to unprecedented heights in regional and international competitions, our footballers have been languishing in mediocrity. As a football fan, it has bee