Students and some stallholders still more comfortable with cash as they think it is more familiar, convenient and safe.

Apart from being a valuable life skill, life-saving is a fiercely competitive sport that the NTU Lifeguards Corps competes in thrice a year

What do students do in their spare time? Megan Lye speaks to three undergraduates with eyebrow-raising interests.

By Megan-Nicole Lye Ben Davis is signed to first-tier football club Fulham’s Under-18 team. Joseph Schooling beat Michael Phelps to clinch Singapore’s first Olympic gold medal. Both are outstanding athletes who have achieved important milestones in Singapore’s sporting history. But where national service (NS) deferments are concerned, you get two completely different stories. When news broke of the Ministry of Defence’s rejection of Ben Davis’ NS deferment, I quickly jumped on the bandwagon, rea

By Cheah Wenqi In 2012, Mr Eugene Tan was 22 and at his fittest. He ran every day, pushing himself to go faster at every run. He had already completed four marathons and two ultra-marathons by then. At the Individual Physical Proficiency Test, he consistently scored gold. But at a test later that year, Mr Tan, a former Sports Science and Management undergraduate at NTU, failed his standing broad jump and shuttle run. “I had been getting gold all my life, so failing was quite shocking to me,” sai

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