As an undergraduate student, how can you better prepare yourself for the job market amid Covid-19?
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U-Insight speaks to four NTU students who have started initiatives and extended their help to the local community during this pandemic.
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While recess week is a time for you to catch up on studies, don’t forget to take a break and recharge yourself. From book festivals and triathlons, to cherry blossom displays and ballet performances, you’ll find yourself renewed with energy to tackle the second half of the semester.
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What better way to give back to the community than to contribute much-needed funds and daily essentials to less fortunate children in Singapore? Held on February 20, 2020, Share The Happiness by NTUSU’s Welfare Initiatives Committee collected cash contributions and donation items for the beneficiaries of Singapore Children’s Society.
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Don’t worry, your social life isn’t obsolete just yet.
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University is where many people learn how to be fully independent. Here’s what our writer, an international student, wishes she knew before coming to Singapore to study.
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Love mala? We get to know Mr Ong, mala uncle from Canteen 9’s popular Xian Noodles store.
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Powered by the National Youth Council (NYC), the closed-door dialogue served as a platform for students to discuss current affairs pertinent to Singapore with Mr K Shanmugam, Minister for Home Affairs and Minister for Law.
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As an undergraduate student, how can you better prepare yourself for the job market amid Covid-19?
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Some small but impactful ways we can all look after ourselves. Remember, life is still happening to us and we still deserve to feel joy.
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If you could address a letter to COVID-19, what would you say? Some of our students pen down their musings to COVID-19.
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How you can beat the COVID blues and keep fit mentally and physically, all from the comforts of your home.
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OP-ED: The George Floyd incident, which led to the return and surge of the Black Lives Matter movement, has spurred us to reflect and educate ourselves about racism not only on a global level, but in our home country as well.
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U-Insight speaks to four NTU students who have started initiatives and extended their help to the local community during this pandemic.
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It’s a longstanding debate: can you truly pursue your passion as a career? At our Fireside Chat Series, lifestyle blogger Yeoh Mongchin (@mongabong) and Mediacorp 987 FM DJ Charmian Tan (@charmiantyx) share about carving out a career from their passion.
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While recess week is a time for you to catch up on studies, don’t forget to take a break and recharge yourself. From book festivals and triathlons, to cherry blossom displays and ballet performances, you’ll find yourself renewed with energy to tackle the second half of the semester.
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What better way to give back to the community than to contribute much-needed funds and daily essentials to less fortunate children in Singapore? Held on February 20, 2020, Share The Happiness by NTUSU’s Welfare Initiatives Committee collected cash contributions and donation items for the beneficiaries of Singapore Children’s Society.
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How is Singapore tackling climate change? What are some upcoming climate policies? These were some of the topics discussed at the Ministerial forum for Open Discussion and Events.
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