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A group of students visited Typhoon Haiyan survivors in Eastern Samar to distribute donations and other necessities.

The School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences organised Science Made Fun, a two-month-long art exhibition combining elements of science and art. Godwin Ng finds out more.

PM Lee highlighted the difference in circumstances surrounding today's younger generation as compared to their predecessors, called for them to succeed.

A 49-year-old cleaner died on the Hall 3 rooftop while on duty.

Underwear theft suspect nabbed, handed over to police.

Students are finding it more socially-acceptable to use their phones in front of their friends, in a poll conducted by the Nanyang Chronicle.

The recent spate of hall checks has caused a stir among residents, who say the checks have invaded their privacy and disturbed their sleep.

Meet the man in charge of food, housing and security for NTU’s population of over 30,000 people.

More than half of the 100 students quizzed by The Nanyang Chronicle were clueless about the identities of some of the university's most notable figures.

University of Arizona professor says luck can be created from problem resolution.

A passenger was injured in a collision involving SBS Bus Service 179 and an NTU Red Line Shuttle Bus at the bus stop at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information at about 3pm today.

New telescope will help scientists better understand proteins and enzymes related to aging and cancer.

Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin spoke on issues like job competition with foreigners and the aging workforce.

Canteen 2 reopens with new food stalls and a clean look, but students rue price hikes and old stalls that did not return.

Students are not content despite the extension of the S/U declaration period to two days after the last day of examinations.