If it isn’t broke, why fix it?
Kuek Jinhua
— 1 year, 2 months ago
NTU upgraded its e-learning system, EdveNTUre, at the beginning of this year. However, Kuek Jinhua feels that headaches outweigh expected benefits in this upgraded site. Full story
NTU upgraded its e-learning system, EdveNTUre, at the beginning of this year. However, Kuek Jinhua feels that headaches outweigh expected benefits in this upgraded site. Full story
Like many NTU students, young Charles Darwin slept in lectures. But when he woke up, he remembered his dream and worked to make it come true Full story
THE 2010 census is out, and the numbers are not good for Buddhists and Taoists here. CENSUS 2010: Chinese Buddhism and Taoism face an uphill battle to win over Singaporean youth. Can they turn the tide around? Full story
Since 2008, the NTU administration had pushed back the deadline for satisfactory/unsatisfactory option by three weeks. But can we do more? Herbert Eng revives the old debate over NTU’s S/U system. Full story
Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong challenge NTU students to build and imagine a future for Singapore as a “City of Buzz”. But how much freedom or hand-holding policies can students expect? Will a “bottom-up buzz” be solely generated by the people, or subjected to the economic imperative that dominate policy-making? Full story