SINGAPORE – From March to May 2025, members of the public will be able to redeem free kebaya-themed keychains at two vending machines that will make their way around the island.
NYP launches $10m fund for sustainability projects
Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) launched its sustainability masterplan on Nov 3, setting aside $10 million to fund innovative projects on sustainability.
The money will fund projects under its NYP Living Lab, which aims to test-bed…
Mid-career SkillsFuture programme for environmental services industry to be launched in April 2025
Details on the course will be published on Temasek Polytechnic’s website later in November.
NYP students clean homes in Teck Ghee, part of initiative launched to encourage sustainable living
NYP students and grassroots volunteers spruced up residents’ homes in initiative under the NYP X collective.
Over 10,000 Singapore Polytechnic students to get mentorship opportunities in next 3 years
Mentoring SG has partnered the polytechnic to launch the first school-based Youth Mentoring Hub.
RP student who died in M'sia crash had plans to play rugby against NP team
Republic Polytechnic student Muhammad Razif Harun, 21, had made plans to play rugby against a team from Ngee Ann Poly on the night of Oct 15, but he never made it to the game.
He died in the early hours of that day in…
Republic Poly student who died in crash near KL a ‘juggernaut on rugby pitch, gentle giant off it’
His untimely death came as a shock to his teammates, who learnt of the incident on the morning of their game.
She put skills learnt as communication design student to work, crafting her jewellery brand
Crystal Woon went to Temasek Polytechnic to study design and ended up starting her own jewellery brand.
New bus services to ply Bartley, Tampines Ave 1 from Aug 26
Starting Aug 26, two new short-trip bus services will ply Bartley Road and Tampines Ave 1, enhancing peak-hour travel between Bartley and Tampines and improving accessibility to the Temasek Polytechnic campus.
Operated by SBS…
Republic Polytechnic researchers turn soya pulp meant for landfills to a crop booster
SINGAPORE – About 30 tonnes of soya pulp are produced in Singapore every day. That’s equivalent to the weight of about five large elephants.