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Among the 1,800 cyclists – a record – who participated in Bike Rally 2016 yesterday, was Acting Minister of Education (Higher Education and Skills) Ong Ye Kung.

NTU men’s handball team overcame hosts NUS 29-19 to win the NUS Handball Invitational on 10 March.

A routine class assignment for NTU alumnus Chiang Wei Liang, 28, turned out to be the winning short film at the 66th annual Berlin International Film Festival last month.

The Coen brothers play homage to the golden age of Hollywood, peppering the film with pastiches of classic film genres such as Westerns, noir and biblical epics. Every layer of the filmmaking process, from studio bigwigs making casting decisions down to film editors reviewing hours of

It was 6.50am on a Thursday morning last month when Lim Jia Xin, 20, woke up to find a stranger lifting her blanket. The man — yet to be identified — then bolted out of her room on the sixth storey of Hall of Residence 8, said the first-year student from the School of Biological Scien

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Slated for a March release in theatres here, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is the first crossover superhero movie from the DC Extended Universe, starring Henry Cavill as Superman and Ben Affleck as Batman. Graphics artist Low Zhang Quan tracks the two superheroes’ transition in c

Leonard Lee’s determination to lead his hall’s water polo team to glory was so great that being over 2,000 kilometers away from Singapore did not deter him.

Hall of Residence 3 is overall champion for the eighth time in a row, winning eight sporting events including football and badminton

Boarding the NTU bus is an everyday activity to most. Here, we take style cues from four types of girls who take the bus. Can you spot yourself in these looks?

The North Spine Plaza has set the school abuzz with new food offerings that bring welcome variety to our remote frontier in the far west. The Nanyang Chronicle checks three of these pocket-friendly eateries out on your behalf.

Nothing spells the death of romance like dull expressions of love on Valentine’s Day. Luckily, Sherlyn Goh and Kimberly Parkes discover you don’t necessarily have to whip out coloured papers or spend extravagantly to express your thoughtfulness. Oh, and you’d be supporting a fellow sc

The Nanyang Chronicle talks to Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information first-year student Ng Xinyu, and School of Humanities and Social Sciences alumna Felicia Neo, who met their boyfriends on Tinder

What our writers Muhammad Syafiq and Goh Pei Xuan thought of dating app Tinder

Looking to score a date with Valentine's Day around the corner? Writers Muhammad Syafiq and Goh Pei Xuan susses out hot dating app Tinder and tells you what works, and what doesn't.