NTU revamps CSL to fix teething problems
The newly-introduced module faced significant backlash and doubts during its pilot run, and has since made various changes for its first full roll-out.
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Last order for matcha: NTU’s final hall-based business
Within the last five months, at least three hall-based student-run businesses have ceased operations, following advice from NTU's Student Affairs Office and the Singapore Food Agency.
NTU leads nationwide African internship programme
NTU is leading a programme to send students from local universities to five African countries for internships.
NTU joint team with UAE tech firm clinches gold at international autonomous racing event
A team from NTU’s AutoMan Lab, in collaboration with United Arab Emirates-based technology firm K2, placed first in the 2026 Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League's Imola race.
Fresh blood for a beating heart: A youth resurgence in Singaporean football
From roaring crowds to rising youth participation, a youthful vigour is fuelling an intoxicating wave of passion for Singaporean football.
NTU study on Messi-Ronaldo preference attracts global attention during World Cup season
The international survey was even mentioned in an Australian parliamentary address.
Communications school's founding dean remembered as visionary pioneer and champion for bilingualism
He spent fifty years helping shape media studies in Asia and guiding the development of Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.
The Nanyang Chronicle: Then and now
Readers of the Nanyang Chronicle can look forward to new articles and a limited print edition next semester.
The Hive becomes UOB Innovation Hub; partial conversion to start-up offices sparks student backlash
NTU says classrooms and study areas remain available to students, and it is committed to ensuring sufficient learning facilities across campus.
Next stop: Pulau NTU
Former civil engineering students Mr Chan Teck Seng and Mr Lee Jin Kiat return to build the new MRT stations as part of the upcoming Jurong Regional Line in 2029.
The Batmen of NTU
Under the cover of darkness, some heroes work tirelessly to rescue fallen bats. Find out what drives them to take up their torchlights — and the dangers these bats need saving from.
Quality over quantity: Students express concerns over NTU's halal food variety
From three-hour food hunts to the rise of home-based supper trucks, the struggle for diverse halal food at NTU reveals a significant gap between campus numbers and the reality on the plate.
Zero swiping for smarter matches: Can campus-specific indie matchmaking platforms counter dating app fatigue for NTU students?
Emerging indie student-run matchmaking platforms are challenging traditional online dating norms by offering more personalised and efficient ways to date.
Growing resilience: NTU students, alumni and research cultivate Singapore’s food future
Campus is teaming up with government, global bodies to explore innovative solutions.