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By Kimberly Kwek In the past few months, my social media feed has been flooded with posts of colourful dots, flickering lights and infinity mirror rooms. These were installations from Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s Life Is The Heart Of A Rainbow exhibition; a self-exploration and self

We should be more compassionate and less judgmental of children with ADHD

By Gracia Lee Singapore is striving towards an integrated shared transport system, where train and bus networks link up with shared bicycles and e-scooters to bring us to our final destinations. Earlier this year, bicycle-sharing companies like ofo and oBike were introduced in Singapo

With an aging hawker scene, young hawkers represent our future and they need more recognition to keep going

By Ginnette Ng As we make our long daily commutes back to Pulau NTU, students might find themselves with an extra task these days – to factor in potential transport delays in their journey to the West. If good fortune is not on your side, a one-way trip to school via public transporta

Despite the slew of environmentally-friendly initiatives Singapore has undertaken in the last few years, do we, as consumers, actually consider our ecological footprint when making consumer decisions?

With the ever-changing advancements in technology, both our nation and university have been trying to keep up with the concept of a Smart Nation. Perhaps it is time to give this more thought.

Sharing your private information online may not necessarily be a bad thing

Being an institution that opens its doors to students from all walks of life is what makes the University unique and vibrant in the first place. There should be no place for elitism here.

Being judged on my skin colour has always felt inescapable, but racism reared its ugly head in an especially uncouth manner for me, when I was searching for a rental apartment last year.

Life around NTU

In our eagerness to make beneficial relationships, many of us overlook forging genuine, deep friendships. We hang out in large groups of friends. We share stories and laughter. However, these individuals are ultimately mere acquaintances.

I am here in this country at a time when its people seem most divided; a time when tensions are starkly high, when protests against new policies break out every other day.

As my maturity grew with life experiences and having learned the importance of doing what you love and loving what you do, I started to question the value of education. As my maturity grew with life experiences and having learned the importance of doing what you love and

The open concept of the North Spine, with sunlight filling the corridors, the new buildings in the South Spine and the fresh new look that my school has, fills me with hope for my future outside as I step out of my academic life.