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The newest televised sport on ESPN is gaining popularity in Singapore and NTU

NTU students call for more stringent safety guidelines and regulations in light of muay thai tragedy at the AFC

For athletes with strict dietary regimes, having cheat meals can throw them off their meal plans, unless they follow these rules

A group of NTU students is changing the way we deal with food waste with an invention that converts leftovers to plant fertiliser

By Candy Choo “Dirty job” or “low class”? These are not terms that many would use to describe a firefighter or a police officer. Embarrassingly, a recent comment on the NTU Confessions Facebook page shows how some Singaporeans still believe in class distinctions between different line

ACRES advises students not to feed or provoke these wild animals if and when they encounter them on campus

Juggling a music career with full-time studies is no mean feat, but a genuine love for their craft keeps these three musicians going. Tiong Linshan goes backstage to find out how they do it

By Ignatius Koh Two of Singapore’s biggest sports have come under scrutiny in recent years. While the Republic’s swimmers have scaled to unprecedented heights in regional and international competitions, our footballers have been languishing in mediocrity. As a football fan, it has bee

Welcome to the house of horror – just in time for Halloween. The Nanyang Chronicle presents to you a list of spooky characters you should know about before you head off on your trick or treating.

With increasing national attention on healthy eating, Dayna Yin finds out how some NTU students go the extra mile to maintain their diets

Speaking at the inaugural NTU Majulah Lecture, DPM Tharman stressed the need for constant change and experimentation in our education system to tackle future challenges

For its 10th anniversary, Perspectives Film Festival looks beyond the big screen to celebrate cinematic genius. Tiong Linshan uncovers how the film festival is pushing the limits of the movie-going experience by screening virtual reality films for the first time

The new gym at The Wave is only opened to college athletes, prompting some students to question if this is a necessary move

Previously used to check bus arrival times on campus, the NTU Bus Arrival chatbot has since ceased operations

From workshops to large scale art projects, the NTU Museum has been actively cultivating a greater appreciation for the arts on campus, despite not having a physical location. Dayna Yin looks at the museum’s latest initiatives, and how art can enrich the NTU community