More Singapore doctors joining volunteer trips
Vivien Sham
— 19 hours, 44 minutes ago
Vivien Sham investigates the motivations of Singapore doctors who put aside their high-flying careers and care for the less fortunate. Full story
Editorial
We are back, again.
— 2 days, 17 hours ago
If you have guessed what had happened to the Enquirer, you are probably right. Over the past few months, our student editors are simply too caught up with work to handle the Enquirer, leading to an article drought. But here’s your ang bao for the Dragon Year: We are back … Full story
News
Only two years old, but he uses an iPod Touch
Sara Yap
— 2 days, 18 hours ago
Parents are spending liberally on electronic products for children as young as two. Sara Yap finds out more. Full story
News
Ads make headway onto Sengkang LRTs
Ulfahzatul Tysha
— 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Light Rapid Transit (LRT) trains, which have been operating in the town since 2003, now bear sleek advertisements for a condominium project near the town centre. While advertisements are common on buses and MRT trains, this is the first time they have appeared on light rail networks in Singapore. Ulfahzatul Tysha finds out more. Full story
Opinion
NTU, are you sexist?
Chua Yini
— 4 months, 2 weeks ago
Last Monday, at the much-anticipated Dialogue with Mr Lee Kuan Yew, former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew advised NTU doctorate student not to waste time and get a boyfriend. What disturbed Chua Yini, however, was how the audience laughed about it. Full story
News
Students: Lee Kuan Yew goes off topic, bad questions to blame
Lew Zi Jian
— 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Mr Lee Kuan Yew did not stick to the ministerial forum theme ‘The Way Forward’, but made it up with his personal touch and humour nonetheless, students said on Monday. Full story
Opinion
Sorry Mr President, you’re just not cool enough for young people
Chua Yini
— 5 months ago
Singapore goes to the polling stations on Saturday, yet many of my peers are still undecided on which Tan to vote for. Few of my peers are scrambling to read up on the latest news, leaving most of them woefully inadequate with regards to knowledge about the upcoming election. From my gut feel, the prevailing mood among youths here is that of disinterest. Full story
