Two women are assisting in investigations for voluntarily causing hurt and using criminal force.
NUS scientists gear up for high seas expedition to explore Indian Ocean seamount biodiversity
Of the estimated 14,000 seamounts globally, fewer than 500 have been examined.
Meet the seven-year-old chemistry whiz kid who attends NTU lectures
Foundational chemistry on Thursday afternoons at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) became a lot more interesting for some 400 freshmen when a cherubic, bespectacled seven-year-old arrived one day in September with his mum and sidled up to a seat in the lecture hall….
Meet Theodore Kwan, Singapore’s youngest chemistry whiz who attends lectures in NTU
Theodore Kwan, 7, attends NTU chemistry lectures, astounding undergraduates with his knowledge.
Rat sighting at SIT Punggol campus food court prompts SFA probe
A rat sighting at a mixed-rice stall in the Singapore Institute of Technology’s (SIT) Punggol campus food court has prompted a probe by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA)….
SFA investigating rat sighting at SIT campus foodcourt
The stall was disinfected the morning after the incident before operations resumed.
Singapore Institute of Architects flags ‘unfair clauses’ in SUSS tender for new Rochor campus
The clauses include unlimited design changes post-award with no additional fees and unlimited liability.
NUS rolls out new music doctorate programme that integrates artistic practice and research
The programme is open for applications for the January 2026 intake from Sept 26 to Oct 31.
SMU president bags award for making sustainability part of university’s DNA
11 individuals and companies were honoured at Sustainability Impact Awards organised by BT and UOB.
‘Wasn’t expecting the win’: NUS law student tops international public speaking contest
Kamal Ashraf Kamil Jumat bested speakers from universities like Stanford, Oxford and Tsinghua.