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Sticks and stones may break their bones but injuries will not keep them down. Sports writer Fiona Mei Robinson speaks to three athletes who have bounced back from serious injuries to fly the national flag again

NTU footballer Anders Aplin is living his childhood dream of being a professional footballer after signing with S.League side Geylang International Football Club

Broken teeth and a concussion will not stop Ong Pei Yi from donning the Singapore jersey. The national rugby player had four upper teeth pushed back and two lower teeth knocked out during a local club tournament last year

Discussions to remove sepak takraw, squash and water polo starting next academic year are ongoing, but some hall residents are against the move

As the debate rages on whether the difference in prize money awarded to Olympic and Paralympic athletes in Singapore is justified, we find out what students think.

Singapore’s elected presidency has seen heated debate as of late, with the Government broadly accepting recommended changes proposed by the Constitutional Commission last month

Although identical triplets share all of the same DNA, they have different thoughts about their own bodies. Here we explore the topic of body image to commemorate World Mental Health Day on 10 Oct

As schools crown their new pageant Kings and Queens, Lifestyle writer Megan Koh brings the competition to the national level and introduces fellow schoolmates who have competed in nationwide beauty contests

While many of us travel to discover ourselves or to break the monotony of school, there are others who travel because of their motivation to make the world a better place. Lifestyle writer Gabriela Lim talks to two National Geographic explorers to find out about their experiences in r

With Singapore’s land and labour constraints, the farming industry seems to be losing its foothold in our tiny city-state. Lifestyle writer Linette Leong explores the issues behind the industry, its effect on the farm-to-table dining concept, and checks out three places that serve foo

Is the new kid on the block really better?

Forget buses. NTU students can expect a smoother ride to the University in the future, as plans to transform the sprawling Jurong West area into a cycling town are in the pipeline.

But some say this comes at the expense of teaching quality, learning experience

A documentary on earthquakes in Nepal by a team from the Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS) has clinched three international film awards this year. The film has also been screened at 13 film festivals worldwide since last December.

WHAT'S in a name? The renaming of a cat in Hall of Residence 13 is causing a furore in some parts of the University.