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Lovers of film and cinema had much to rejoice when the Perspectives Film Festival (PFF) returned for its ninth consecutive year.

With eight gold medals, the University came in second-best in the annual competition

“Words of wisdom in Finland: ‘What you call soccer, we call football. What you call football, we call Hand Egg’ #NBForum2016″ Professional skateboarder Tony Hawk (@tonyhawk) on what the rest of the world thinks of American football. “After 40 years I’m finally making strid

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

'The Accountant' and 'Inferno' movie reviews by Syed Ebrahim Al-Idrus.

Mark your calendars as the Black Friday sales are back with more for your this year. The four-day shopathon, starting 25 Nov, kicks off America's Christmas shopping spree, where retail stores are set to offer huge discounts and price slashes all in the name of celebration.

Cupcakes, cookies, brownies and macarons — we all deserve to indulge in life’s guilty pleasures once in a while. Lifestyle writer Linette Leong hunts down five home-grown bakers from NTU who have mastered the art of baking.

The month leading up to the final examinations can be a tiring and sleepless one. To help you battle the stress, Lifestyle writer Megan Koh hunts down several spots in school with activities that can help you cope with the pressure.

The giant snake that slithered its way into Hall of Residence 15 has already been caught, but the spate of animal sightings in NTU is far from over.

HOPING to become the greenest campus on Earth by 2020, the University has already begun to incorporate green initiatives into student life in three major ways.

Hall residents also found 66 videos of male students showering saved in the suspect's mobile phone after they confronted him.

Hall 15 resident Koh Xiu Ming had just returned from the toilet when he saw the snake slithering in the corridor just outside his room.

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Students also urged to take precautions to keep the virus off campus grounds

A nature lover's romance with the NTU Community Herb Garden began with a simple suggestion from a friend to visit the grounds. Photo editor Zheng Juncen speaks to the volunteer who spends her free time holding tours and promoting charity awareness