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Russian is the latest language offered by NTU; Swedish and Latin to be rolled out next semester

It's the time of the year when final-year students obtain their degrees and go out into the working world. They have made the most out of school (hopefully), but how much are they likely to make outside the university?

Tenants in the North Spine Plaza struggle with high monthly rental and poor business during the holidays

Solo travelling can be a hassle. But for these five NTU students, embracing the uncertainties of travelling alone was just part of the adventure.

Thai restaurant Sukho Thai Cafe replaces Spruce Bistro at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.

Our latest issue is out. Pick up your print copy from our newsstands all around campus.

This year, the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information (WKWSCI) celebrates 25 years of meeting the region’s demand for well-trained media and information professionals, coming a long way since its infant days in the 1990s as the School of Communication Studies.

A postgraduate student teams up with an alumnus and a professor to conquer the world’s highest mountain

Officially named The Wave, the new Sports and Recreation Centre building is the first large-scale structure in Southeast Asia to be built using mass-engineered timber.

WKWSCI celebrates its silver jubilee this year — and reflects on how it can continue preparing students for a rapidly changing media industry

The student injured his left foot after he was hit by a car while crossing Nanyang Avenue around 8pm on Tuesday (11 Apr).

The petite second-year student not only took part in improving earlier car designs, she also drove the electric car her team had built, the Nanyang Venture 9 (NV-IX), in a competitive race.

Forget the bell curve — finding a place to study is the real competition for students these days. Packed cafes and long queues at public libraries make it hard to snag a seat. But with start-ups offering pay-per-use study areas, a guaranteed space for conducive cramming is now withi

Final examinations are around the corner and so are the mandatory welfare packs. While freebies are always a great gesture, we are getting sick of the random coffee packets and dubious product samples. Here are some alternatives that might take a little extra effort to put together, b

Stall owners at the extended wing of the North Spine Food Court have complained of poor business, citing low foot traffic and students being unaware of the location.