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The bistro was unpopular among students mainly due to its overpriced fare

Contrary to popular belief, healthier food isn’t always unpalatable and overpriced.

I am here in this country at a time when its people seem most divided; a time when tensions are starkly high, when protests against new policies break out every other day.

From pulling all-nighters with her students, to clinching the top award at a fashion competition in Paris, Assistant Professor Galina Mihaleva speaks to Photo Editor Valerie Lay about her passion.

Hall of Residence 3 emerged as the overall champion for the ninth time in a row

After two months without exercise, sports writer Febriliani Tan jumped straight into suspension training with Devrath Vijay, a master fitness trainer from India. The session answered her (fat) burning questions about exercising at the new North Hill Gym.

Art markets are thriving, and everyone wants something customised to call their own. For bespoke trinkets that won’t break the bank, Lifestyle writer Claudia Tan scopes out NTU’s own community of crafty entrepreneurs.

As my maturity grew with life experiences and having learned the importance of doing what you love and loving what you do, I started to question the value of education. As my maturity grew with life experiences and having learned the importance of doing what you love and

Our latest issue is out. Pick up your print copy from our newsstands at canteens, libraries, and all around campus.

Lifestyle writer Kezia Tan takes a closer look at the thrills and spills of preparing for the HOCC, with dance powerhouses Halls 1, 8, 12, and 16.

Fancy taking a selfie? Here's a humorous take on NTU's thriving wildlife.

NTU is affectionately known as Pulau NTU not only because of its remote location, but also because of its wildlife. Here are a few documented instances when our animals invaded the news.

A group of students redesigned access signs to encourage participation in disability sports.

A "big miscommunication." That is what the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) said of the tense email exchange it had with a group of NTU students who had accused the ITTF of using their artwork without attribution.

A group of NTU students found their work being used by the International Table Tennis Federation without them being credited, drawing ire from fellow students and netizens.