The NTU brimming with eager students and genial professors is a common image in the minds of many. But is the PR face of NTU all there is? Brian Leonal explores the other side of NTU. Full story
With Mr Png Eng Huat elected as Hougang MP, writer Lew Zijian takes a look at some of the highlights of what transpired the night of the last rally – in pictures. Full story
Myanmar will hold by-elections tomorrow, with the country’s democracy icon Ms Aung San Suu Kyi running as a candidate. The country, located between India, China and Thailand, has been isolated from the international community after decades of military rule. The Enquirer releases some glimpses of the nation once seen as the Southeast Asia’s most promising country back in the 1950s. Full story
We all know of a few viral campaigns that have caught our eyes over the years, but none seems to have created quite as much of a stir as Kony 2012. Full story
So the cliché goes, “No pain, no gain”. It is clear that Budget 2012 has prescribed some bitter medicine for the business community to swallow, placing curbs on excessive foreign labor. It is also clear that this is a point of no return…. Full story
Many Singaporeans do not associate ourselves with foreign workers, especially factory workers and construction workers. Lew Zijian chooses to take another perspective. Full story
Would it actually kill NTU students to dress better? And does NTU have implicit dress codes? Blogger Grace Chew finds out more. Full story
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