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Students and staff members will get to enjoy new sports halls in the coming months to keep fit

The Inter-Hall Games (IHG) typically steal the limelight once the semester ends, but the Inter-School Games (ISG), which take place concurrently with the IHG, are no less glamorous. Sports writer Fiona Mei Robinson speaks to three national athletes who will trade their Team Singapore

With his players' heads slumped in disappointment after their ASEAN Football Federation Suzuki Cup group stage match against Thailand, Singapore coach V. Sundramoorthy could be forgiven for wondering where it all went wrong for his team.

For NTU squash player Austin Ong, his best coach is his own father. To begin with, his father played an important role in getting him interested in the sport.

LEICESTER City's fairytale English Premier League (EPL) win last season brought the modern day underdog story to life.

It was like an action movie come to life — 20 youths gathered at a field taking turns to perform aerial tricks, with a finesse that indicated years of practice.

NTU netballer Angelene Singh shares her experience as a professional umpire

With eight gold medals, the University came in second-best in the annual competition

“Words of wisdom in Finland: ‘What you call soccer, we call football. What you call football, we call Hand Egg’ #NBForum2016″ Professional skateboarder Tony Hawk (@tonyhawk) on what the rest of the world thinks of American football. “After 40 years I’m finally making strid

Sticks and stones may break their bones but injuries will not keep them down. Sports writer Fiona Mei Robinson speaks to three athletes who have bounced back from serious injuries to fly the national flag again

NTU footballer Anders Aplin is living his childhood dream of being a professional footballer after signing with S.League side Geylang International Football Club

Broken teeth and a concussion will not stop Ong Pei Yi from donning the Singapore jersey. The national rugby player had four upper teeth pushed back and two lower teeth knocked out during a local club tournament last year

Discussions to remove sepak takraw, squash and water polo starting next academic year are ongoing, but some hall residents are against the move

Less than three weeks since the annual games started, NTU has so far emerged double champions in basketball, along with three second-place finishes.

NTU’s sole Olympian at the 2016 Olympics, Leonard Ong, arrived in Rio de Janeiro for prior training a month before the Games began