Singaporeans are donating more
A new study has found that Singaporeans gave more to charity over the past decade despite the global financial meltdown and high-profile charity…
NT students can also go to universities
Normal Tech student Cai Dongwei wanted to tell the world that he is not a bad student. He was once a student who hated studying. However, a change…
Driving innovation in Singapore
Dr Bernard Lee, Research Fellow at SMU's International Trading Institute, writes that a solid R&D base and a credible talent pool are required…
What matters most?
SMU Assistant Professor of Psychology William Tov comments on an SPH survey of which values Singapore residents think are most important. The low…
Mixing business with lots of heart
SMU students launched BuRP Cafe at Punggol Community Club last year through the global, non-profit Sife (Students in Free Enterprise) programme. Sife…
Non-IP students in top schools shine
Ying Lin, a student who hopes to study business or accountancy at SMU or NUS, says non-Integrated Programme students have more exam experience and…
Learning from the best in IT
A 48 page supplement covering scholarships in Singapore. Profiles include Learning from the best in IT (p 25), about Mr Ng Jun Yang, SMU-CMU Full…
300 new citizens give up their status each year
SMU Assistant Professor of Law and Nominated MP Eugene Tan spoke in parliament on the announcement by Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean that 300…
300 new citizens give up their status each year
SMU Assistant Professor of Law and Nominated MP Eugene Tan spoke in parliament on the announcement by Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean that 300…
Pay review of high-ranking officials can be completed in six to nine months
Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean responded to SMU Assistant Professor of Law Eugene Tan's comment that public servants should be given ?fair'…
