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The campus bus service has improved, with students reporting shorter waiting times and even friendlier drivers.

By Prisca Lim New Hokkien drama Jiak Ba Buay casts a renewed spotlight on the importance of dialects in Singapore. But while linguists and media experts say the series emphasises the importance of oft-forgotten local parlances, they expressed mixed feelings about its authenticity. The

The latest issue of The Nanyang Chronicle is out! Pick up a print copy from the newsstands at canteens, libraries, and all around campus.

Less than three weeks since the annual games started, NTU has so far emerged double champions in basketball, along with three second-place finishes.

Common complaints include waiting 20 minutes — four times the five-minute interval promised on the bus schedule — to be able to board a bus.

NTU’s sole Olympian at the 2016 Olympics, Leonard Ong, arrived in Rio de Janeiro for prior training a month before the Games began

Students get the opportunity to play in professional stadiums via the Great Eastern Amateur Football League

NTU's aquathlon team aims for the summit after last year's second-place finish in the SUniG. There will be no lack of motivation for the team members

NTU cricket team's four-year SUniG title run is all down to the players' cohesion. They are gearing up to win it for the fifth time this month

The latest issue of The Nanyang Chronicle is out! Pick up a print copy from the newsstands at canteens, libraries, and all around campus.

With Pokemon Go taking most of the world, including Singapore, by storm, it seems that the future of Augmented Reality (AR) media is a bright one.

Recently, some students have voiced displeasure over the reliability and frequency of the NTU campus bus services. What are some changes you would like to see on that front?

One of the questions I have pondered the most in my past two years at university is this: is it okay to be alone in public? As someone who enjoys spending time in solitude, I find the very thing that brings me joy constantly being frowned upon by others.

During his National Day Rally address, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong brought up the threat of terrorism on home soil, following recent attacks in neighbouring Malaysia and Indonesia.