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Hilarious Malaysian AI Chatbot SOHAI: Scammer Time Waster | campus.sg
Scams have become an unfortunate reality for many Singaporeans and Malaysians, with thousands falling victim to fraudsters operating through WhatsApp and other...
Victorian-era Vinegar Valentine’s Was About Hate | campus.sg
The Victorian era (1837–1901) is often associated with elaborate expressions of love—ornate cards, poetic declarations, and grand gestures of devotion. However, beneath...
Debunking Sexual Health Misconceptions Among Singaporeans | campus.sg
While sexuality has been proven to have a direct link to overall well-being and happiness, many Singaporeans are far too shy to...
Here Are Some Major Festivals in Singapore You Should Not Miss | campus.sg
Singapore is a vibrant melting pot of cultures, and its festivals reflect the rich diversity that defines the city. Whether you're a...
How NAMIC Hub@SIT Fused Art with Additive Manufacturing to Create a Thought-provoking Sustainability Exhibition...
When art meets technology, innovation thrives. Discover how NAMIC Hub@SIT harnessed the power of additive manufacturing to bring an immersive art installation...
What to expect at the SIT Open House 2025 | campus.sg
It’s that time of year when students begin exploring options for further education and planning their future careers, and the Singapore Institute...
August Melon: A Wild, Weird, and Wonderful Fruit | campus.sg
You may have seen this fruit circulating around social media circles – a purple eggplant-like fruit that splits to reveal a bizarre...
The Strange Phenomenon of Li Chun Around Chinese New Year | campus.sg
Around the Chinese New Year holidays, we are sure you have seen queues forming at banks recently. However, have you seen the...
Why do some people have body odour (and some don’t)? | campus.sg
Ever caught a whiff of someone and thought, “What on Earth is that?” Or worse, wondered if it’s you? Don’t worry, we’ve...
Singapore Splashes Through Prolonged Rainfall with Travel Disruptions, Flooding | campus.sg
Between January 10 and 13, 2025, Singapore turned into a giant puddle as a monsoon surge brought prolonged heavy rainfall, causing widespread...