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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.

Tanjong Hall emerged tops in the first and only Inter-North Hill Games held last month.

By Sean Loo   My Welsh opponent yanked down on my neck and grabbed my right leg, as I struggled to maintain my balance, desperately hopping around on my free leg. Inevitably, my opponent pivoted with his right leg, lifted my hapless body and drove me, together with my dreams of q

Hall of Residence 3 emerged as the overall champion for the ninth time in a row

After two months without exercise, sports writer Febriliani Tan jumped straight into suspension training with Devrath Vijay, a master fitness trainer from India. The session answered her (fat) burning questions about exercising at the new North Hill Gym.

A group of students redesigned access signs to encourage participation in disability sports.

A "big miscommunication." That is what the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) said of the tense email exchange it had with a group of NTU students who had accused the ITTF of using their artwork without attribution.

A group of NTU students found their work being used by the International Table Tennis Federation without them being credited, drawing ire from fellow students and netizens.

Students are divided over the opening of the new North Hill gym and the closure of the two gyms at the Sports and Recreation Centre

Nanyang Technological University athletes clinched five titles out of nine sports in this year’s Institute-Varsity-Polytechnic (IVP) Games. Our photojournalists Valerie Lay and Zheng Jun Cen document this season’s highlights.

The annual Institute-Varsity-Polytechnic (IVP) Games see students from 12 local tertiary institutions compete in various sports. While NTU’s teams have been training throughout the previous semester, some student athletes had less than ideal preparations before the Games, which starte

The sports industry is fronted by globally recognised athletes. But they only make up a part of the population, with many non-athletes needed to keep the industry going. Nanyang Chronicle Sports speaks to two NTU graduates to find out what they do to bring out the best in these sports

The Sports and Recreation Centre implements two new measures to ease training congestion among the Halls of Residence

NTU’s cheerleaders won two golds and one bronze at the 2016 Asia Open Cheerleading Competition in South Korea last month.