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LEICESTER City's fairytale English Premier League (EPL) win last season brought the modern day underdog story to life.

It was like an action movie come to life — 20 youths gathered at a field taking turns to perform aerial tricks, with a finesse that indicated years of practice.

NTU netballer Angelene Singh shares her experience as a professional umpire

The outcome of the United States presidential election will determine if Asia and, in turn, Singapore grows closer to the US — or further apart, experts say.

Given the recent success of Singaporean Nathan Hartono in Sing! China and Singapore-born Natalie Ong in The X Factor Australia, it is clear that our artistes are slowly making their mark on the global music scene. In what way do you support local artistes as they kick-start promising

The last post on my personal Instagram account dates back to Dec 2013.

A column by Chronicle editors on issues close to their hearts

Two weeks ago, local media broke the tragic news of an 11-year-old boy’s suicide, a Primary Five pupil who jumped 17 storeys to his death in May after receiving less than satisfactory grades for his mid-year examinations.

This one’s for the guys: Wear your moustache, put on some stylish clothes, and get your game face on.

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Over 70 trees that once stood tall on University grounds for 50 years have been made into furniture that will soon feature across campus.

Muslim students now left with fewer eating options

University students must remain vigilant against terrorist attacks, as the open and welcoming nature of a university environment makes it a potential target, said Second Permanent Secretary for Home Affairs Loh Ngai Seng.

With the iconic Rochor Centre soon to be demolished for redevelopment, a group of Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information photojournalism students visited the colourful estate over the past two months to document the memories of its residents.

With the iconic Rochor Centre soon to be demolished for redevelopment, a group of Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information photojournalism students visited the colourful estate over the past two months to document the memories of its residents.