It was meant to be a “Celebration of Mimi” – but some fans at American singer-songwriter Mariah Carey’s Oct 8 concert were fuming after being told to sit….
'Just go home watch TV': Should you sit or stand at Singapore concerts?
All SIT students and alumni to receive career planning support
The Design Your Futures programme helps SIT students plan personal and career goals.
68% of S’pore youth open to changing jobs: SUSS study
Financial gain and job stability ranked as their top two priorities.
New NUS Medicine research facility is looking at slowing down ageing
It aims to set new benchmarks for healthy longevity research and innovation.
Tan Tock Seng Hospital partners NTU to bring traditional Chinese medicine into inpatient care
The hospital, which offers a range of TCM treatments such as acupuncture and cupping, is looking to better integrate these practices with Western medicine.
TTSH to train TCM students from NTU on patient, integrative care
The collaboration is one of two partnerships to put preventive health and integrative medicine at the forefront.
'Paralysis of the crowd': Experts weigh in on why bystanders hesitate after viral SMU assault
When 49-year-old real estate consultant Kevin Low witnessed a confrontation between two middle-aged men and an elderly man in Feb 2024, he did not hesitate to step in….
NUS, OceanX expedition to explore underwater biodiversity sets sail for Indian Ocean
It’s Singapore’s first major deep-sea scientific expedition since the adoption of a UN agreement on marine biodiversity.
NTU expands intake for flagship AI scholar programme named after WWII codebreaker Alan Turing
Welcoming 34 students in 2024, and 47 in 2025, it aims to enrol 60 students per cohort by 2027.
Pollen is the new plastic, and also a better sunscreen, says NTU scientist
A pollen shell is so tough that some have dubbed it the diamond of the natural world.