Talking to other people doesn’t have to be dull or nerve-wrecking! In this read, we offer you some tips on how to make conversations more meaningful.
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Accessibility in NTU: Bridging Barriers for an Inclusive Campus Environment
How do individuals with special needs navigate their way through campus? We speak to undergraduate Valerie Foo, a wheelchair user, and learn about NTU’s efforts to support her experience in school.
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Internships Part 1: What to Expect?
As we begin searching for summer internships, two engineering undergraduates share their experiences in the working world and offer us advice on securing positions at renowned companies.
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Reduce Your Workload with NTU’s Massive Open Online Courses
We’re halfway through the semester, but there’s still some time left to register for MOOCs and clear those AUs. Why not try Moral Foundations of Politics or Planet Earth… and You!
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New Sem, New Friends: What Can You Do to Befriend an Introvert?
If you’re not sure on how to approach introverts, we’ve got some tips to help you connect with the quietest and most enigmatic of schoolmates.
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Looking Back: 6 Things Year Fours Would Have Done Differently in University
From being involved in activities to having a career goal in mind, a few seniors share their advice for a more meaningful university experience.
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2020: A Year in Review – The Good in the Ugly
2020 was not the best year, but there have been rays of hope shining amid the darkness.
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Life as a Freshman in 2020: Review of Y1S1
How has school been so far? Freshman Merlene Tan gives us a peek into her life at NTU.
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Gen Z Humour: Why Do We Delight in Absurdity?
Our writer Tanisha introduces us to the perplexing yet fascinating world of Gen Z humour.
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OP-ED: What Multi-Cultural Singapore Can Take Away From The Black Lives Matter Movement
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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