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Nanyang Chronicle Lifestyle brings you around the world with four NTU students who have visited unconventional exchange destinations with refreshing stories to share, from driving through torrential rivers to taking a dip in a smelly, murky river.

By Gowri Somasundaram After an argument with my brother, my living room reeked of talcum powder for an entire week. I had, in a fit of ire, smashed a small bottle of said powder against the wall. Sadly, these incidents sometimes happen as a result of pure instinct. This was just one o

Hall of Residence 12 residents fondly remember Ms Wong Lai Cheng as a pleasant and friendly lady. The operations assistant was killed after being hit by a private bus last week.

The annual Institute-Varsity-Polytechnic (IVP) Games see students from 12 local tertiary institutions compete in various sports. While NTU’s teams have been training throughout the previous semester, some student athletes had less than ideal preparations before the Games, which starte

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While most steer away from displaying nudity in front of strangers, 35-year-old model Sharmeen shares with photojournalist Valerie Lay how baring it all plays an important role in her learning process as an artist.

The sports industry is fronted by globally recognised athletes. But they only make up a part of the population, with many non-athletes needed to keep the industry going. Nanyang Chronicle Sports speaks to two NTU graduates to find out what they do to bring out the best in these sports

From working there as an intern 20 years ago, NTU alumnus Eugene Wee, 42, steps in as The New Paper's new editor on 1 Dec.

His friends at NTU remember the 23-year-old student who passed away in Slovakia. The student, who was on exchange this semester, was hit on the head by a tree while driving.

E-scooters have become an increasingly common sight on campus in recent months, but students the Nanyang Chronicle spoke to are divided over the safety of driving them around campus.

NTU plans to install Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras in Halls of Residence 1 and 2 by March next year, following the arrest of a suspected molester near Hall 1 about two weeks ago.

NTU holds a second competition to pick another design for the new matriculation cards to be released next year. This comes after the winning designs from the first round were severely criticised online by both students and alumni.

NTU Fest will be back next year after this year's break. But the new version of the university festival may see major changes as the NTU Student Union thinks of ways to improve student participation.

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The Sports and Recreation Centre implements two new measures to ease training congestion among the Halls of Residence