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The 8 Libraries of NTU, 5 of which you didn’t know exist
Exactly what libraries are there?
As of 2023 there are 7 libraries in NTU, namely the Art, Design & Media Library, Business Library, Chinese Library, Communication & Information Library, Humanities & Social Sciences Library, Lee Wee Nam Library and the Wang Gungwu Library. There is also the Library Outpost located at The Hive. Click here for a comprehensive list of their locations!- Art, Design & Media Library
- Business Library
- Chinese Library
- Communication & Information Library
- Humanities & Social Sciences Library
- Lee Wee Nam Library
- Library Outpost
All Libraries’ Opening Hours
Semester Period: | Monday – Friday: 8:30 am – 9.30 pm Saturday: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm (Communication & Information Library closes at 1:00 pm) Sunday: Closed |
Vacation Period: | Monday – Friday: 8:30 am – 7:00 pm (Art, Design & Media Library and Communication & Information Library closes at 5:00 pm) Saturday: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm (Closed: Art, Design & Media Library and Communication & Information Library) Sunday: Closed |
Note: Photocopying and network printing services will stop 30 minutes before the Library closes |
1. Art, Design & Media Library
Books
ADM Library holds over 11,000 volumes ranging from evolving disciplines in visual art, architecture, design, drawing, illustration, painting and photography. These volumes include reference materials, artist books, play and film production formats, exhibition catalogues, animation guidebooks, and design catalogues.The Reserve Book Collection (RBR)
The RBR section in the ADM library houses the required reading materials for each course for ADM students. These materials are available for loan to ADM students for a maximum of two hours and must be checked out at the Loan Counter.Periodicals
There are over 100 subscriptions to periodicals that cover all aspects of the school’s curriculum. Some courses are media, film, animation, design and art. All undergraduates and future postgraduates can find core materials needed for their readings.Audio-Visual Materials (A/V)
The A/V section of the Library houses an extensive and growing collection of video cassettes, audio cassettes, VCDs, DVDs, audio CDs, and music CDs, with the exception of “restricted” and “non-circulating” A/V materials. These materials are available for faculty, graduate students, and NTU staff to borrow. For undergraduates, they can tap on individual and group viewing facilities (such as viewing carrels and a cinema room).Information Services, including reference services
Students are encouraged to browse its collection, ranging from reading resources or materials for research purposes. If help is needed with the research process, students can approach the ADM Library staff.Instructional Services
The ADM Library also provides students and faculty with instructional services that introduce them to various art-related online databases.Library e-resources
Staff and students can access the library’s e-resources from subscribed databases, e-books, and e-journals available at the library homepage 24/7 as long as they have internet access. There are six Library Catalogue stations and ten networked PCs for accessing e-journals, databases, and other electronic resources for students and staff for their perusal. Furthermore, there are ten individual viewing carrels with multimedia PCS where students can view A/V titles leisurely in a soundproof mini cinema room. Students can access the Library Catalogue online or access it in the ADM library to search for books, journals, audiovisual materials, and other library resources Printing and Photocopying: Students can access printing and photocopying services, including colour copying.Wireless Internet
The Library is equipped with wireless access to facilitate patrons with laptops to use the online facilities and services.The Study Area
ADM library’s study area provides large spacious tables and comfortable chairs to facilitate group work and individual study.Liber@ADML
The newly launched enhanced Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Bookish and Experimental Research at the Art, Design and Media Library (Liber@ADML) features edtech-ready spaces and facilities to support the School of ADM’s interdisciplinary research and innovation needs.Configurable collaboration zones with well-being features
Equipped with different lighting presets and modular furniture, The Playground allows users to play around with the space and build the ideal classroom or collaborative workspace for teaching and learning. For the user’s well-being, the Playground has a circadian lighting system that automatically adjusts its brightness and colour temperature according to the daylight cycle. Scientifically, this allows the human body to stay connected with its natural circadian rhythm that regulates wakefulness and alertness.AV pods
The new audio-visual pods function as a collaborative space for users to access visual media resources with an open-concept meeting room.Student showcases
ADM students and faculty can showcase their creative works through this interactive exhibition space with a sleek window display design.Temi the robot
Temi the robot is NTU’s first-ever Smart Library Assistant. Riding on the innovative trend, Temi’s capabilities includes wayfinding, answering frequently asked questions, and video calling a NTU Librarian.Opening hours (Semester) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 9.30pm Saturday: 8.30am – 5.00pm |
Opening hours (Vacation) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 5.00pm Saturday: Closed |
Directions: NTU School of Art, Design & Media (ART-01-03) 81 Nanyang Dr, Singapore 637458 Buses: 179,199 Drop at: Nanyang Dr – Hall 2 (27311) |
2. Business Library
Facilities for Members with Special Needs
Members with disabilities can request assistance to access any of NTU’s libraries. Onsite facilities include:- Height-adjustable tables at Lee Wee Nam Library, Business Library and Chinese Library
Collections
The library houses topics from accounting, banking, business law, entrepreneurship, finance, hospitality management, international business, management, marketing and strategy.Quiet Zones
Students in need of a pin-drop quiet environment can head to the Business Library (Level B4) to get maximum focus on their work. Do take note that discussions are not allowed in these Quiet Zones!Individual Study Spaces (Bookable)
The Business Library has 19 rooms that students can reserve for their individual study sessions. (14 Study Rooms and 5 Language Learning Rooms).Opening hours (Semester) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 7.00pm Saturday: 8.30am – 5.00pm |
Opening hours (Vacation) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 5.00pm Saturday: Closed |
Directions: 50 Nanyang Avenue N2-B2b-07, Nanyang Technological University, 639798 |
3. Chinese Library
Facilities for Members with Special Needs
Members with disabilities can request for assistance to access any of NTU’s libraries. Onsite facilities include: ● Height-adjustable tables at Lee Wee Nam Library, Business Library and Chinese Library Highlights NTU’s Chinese Library houses rare thread-bound books – Kangxi Dictionary, Imperial Collection of Four and more. Do head down to find out more! Collections Being a Chinese Library, it covers Chinese language materials such as Chinese literature, history, philosophy, religion, linguistics, politics, economy, sociology and management science.Quiet Zones
Students needing a quiet space and a surrounding with linguistic books can head to the Chinese Library (Reading Room) to get maximum focus on their work. Do take note that discussions are not allowed in these Quiet Zones!Opening hours (Semester) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 9.30pm Saturday: 8.30am – 5.00pm |
Opening hours (Vacation) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 7.00pm Saturday: 8.30am – 5.00pm |
Directions S3.2-B5-01 |
4. Communication & Information Library
Directions: Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information (WKWSCI) |
5. Humanities & Social Sciences Library
Collaborative Spaces (Bookable)
To use these collaborative spaces, students would need to reserve via LibFacilities prior to use. Accompanying equipment for each space may differ – read the description when booking on LibFacilities. This library is much smaller than the other NTU libraries. The walkways between the shelves are narrow, making the library appear cramped. Fans of Singlit (Singapore Literature) will be pleased to learn that the library has a small Singlit collection, as well as a collection of works on Singapore’s economy, politics, and history (the ‘Singapore Collection’). This library is a treasure to students in the Humanities field. There is a wide range of resources available for every humanities topic. However, the downside is that the study spaces are limited, with only a few small cubicles at the library’s sides.Specialities
This library has books and periodicals related to the social sciences (history, politics, linguistics) and literature (Eastern and Western, classical and modern) that are not found in other NTU libraries. Besides academic books, students can also browse fiction and non-fiction books that are mostly in English. Directions: S4-B3C-056. Lee Wee Nam Library
Facilities for Members with Special Needs
Members with disabilities can request assistance to access any of NTU’s libraries. Onsite facilities include:- Height-adjustable tables at Lee Wee Nam Library, Business Library and Chinese Library
Hygge
Hygge is a new space that was recently opened in September 2022. This is students’ most favourite relaxing and studying space, with it being a dedicated well-being space at the Quiet Zone of Lee Wee Nam Library (Level 5). Primarily designed to encourage students to wind down from academic stresses, it allows them to engage in reflection, contemplation and mental relaxation. HYGGE features the concept Fascinature, which combines elements of soft fascination and nature to facilitate mental rejuvenation.Quiet Zones
There are allocated zones dedicated for users who need to concentrate on their work or study and are available at Lee Wee Nam Library (Level 5). Discussions are not allowed in these Quiet Zones.Opening hours (Semester) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 9.30pm Saturday: 8.30am – 5.00pm |
Opening hours (Vacation) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 7.00pm Saturday: 8.30am – 5.00pm |
Directions: 50 Nanyang Avenue, Blk NS3-03-01, 639798 |
7. Library Outpost
Opening hours (Semester) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 9.30pm Saturday: 8.30am – 5.00pm |
Opening hours (Vacation) | Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 7.00pm Saturday: 8.30am – 5.00pm |
Directions: Level 1, Hive Building |
8. Wang Gungwu Library
Opening hours (Semester) | • Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 5.00pm • Saturday: Closed |
Opening hours (Vacation) | • Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 5.00pm • Saturday: Closed |
Print your course materials
Print and photocopy your coursework at NTU’s libraries. Depending on the libraries, the price is also different. Libraries usually charge $0.045 – $0.05/black and white page and $0.54 – $1.00/colour page for printing jobs. Photocopying cost $0.025/A4 black and white photocopy and $0.054/A4 colour page photocopy. All printing and photocopying services in libraries are paid via a sensor that deducts money from your EZ-link card or through Paylah. For more details about what you can borrow: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/Library/membership/student/pages/privileges.aspx You can also consult librarians at NTU. Ask them about how to find academic papers related to your research project. Ask them about the angle of your project. Basically, librarians are mentors that provide guidance if you choose to consult them. Hope this guide was useful to navigate NTU libraries! Feel free to comment if you have any queries!10 Dating apps in Singapore to make sure you don’t graduate with “bachelor’s” degree
Lovoo
Hinge
The first thing you’ll see on Hinge’s webpage is an eye-catching header: “The dating app designed to be deleted”. The app promises to do so through better quality connections and transparency, making use of a ‘Nobel-Prize-winning-algorithm’ and showing you everyone who has liked your profile. How it differs from other apps lies in the way you have to ‘like’ a specific part of an individual’s profile, with the option of leaving a comment, giving them more insight into what about them caught your eye and a good conversation starter.Klick
Klick was launched on Valentine’s Day in 2019. Founded by a Singaporean, Nelson Quek, the app acts like an Instagram for singles—users fill up a detailed questionnaire when setting up their profile, and proceed to express themselves by publishing photo posts showcasing their personalities and interests.Coffee Meets Bagel
There are many folks out there using CMB now, considering it to be the ‘classier’ sister of Tinder (see below). Guys get 21 ‘bagel’ profiles to like/pass each day at noon. Girls, in return, get 6 ‘bagel’ profiles from those that have liked them. So, guy likes girl. Girl likes guy back and a chat window opens for (only!) 7 days so that you’ll be spurred to take further action and maybe become something more!Bumble
Tinder
Paktor
When Paktor was first launched, it was often likened to Tinder. That has changed over several developments, and now Paktor builds on the idea of a fun activity where you earn points from frequent activities to redeem ‘gifts’ to give to users whom you think deserve more than just a ‘like’. It also has simple yes/no quizzes asking if for instance, if you think this particular user is a dog-lover. Like most games, there’s a lot of promotion of in-app purchases and Paktor is one that heavily markets it, even to the fact that you need to upgrade to see who has ‘liked’ you, which is usually a basic free function in most dating apps. Tip: Know when and what rewards you can claim for free and remember to claim them! E.g. Daily Swipe, Continuous Visits, Daily Reward. Tip: Tinder tips also apply to Paktor.Hater
Well, this is a dating app with a novel twist. After you upload a few photos and list your age, you’re presented with thousands of things you can like or, well, hate to the depths of your cold cold heart. Hate balloons? Hate waking up? Reveal it all here! Grudgingly admit that you like sweet food if you must. You can then browse fellow users’ profiles and see if you’re a match based on your (dis)likes. The downside? Hater might have fewer local users, so the dating pool might be limited. The upside? If you’re an awkward turtle, the app presents you with ‘Cards against Humanity’ style icebreaker cards you can send your matches. Do note, though, that the limited profile information doesn’t reveal much. So if you’re uncomfortable with this level of anonymity, this app might not be for you. Update: A friend shared that Hater is really Tinder-esque and probably not everyone’s cup of tea. You never know, though.Happn
Happn is the dating app that sparks the hope and romance in you everywhere you go. Users are able to scroll and view all Happn users’ profiles who are nearby. Meaning, you are able to like to chat up that good-looking stranger who caught your eye when you brushed past him earlier! If you’re the type who refreshes Instagram tags or check-ins in search of that one attractive stranger, this app is built for you. Also, unlike Tinder or Paktor, there is no expiration date to make your choice. If you would like more time to consider another user, you may leave it in your view page and continue scrolling until you have decided and then scroll back up to like or to dislike the user. Tip: Use Happn at places of interest you frequent to find dates of similar interests, especially if you have a unique hobby. For example, if you spend your free time hanging with your Popping and Locking buddies at SCAPE or practice your Yo-yo tricks at Esplanade’s open space, you are able to access all Happn users in your usual hangout area. Tip: If you’re a careful decision-maker, feel free to observe your potentials who frequent similar places as you before deciding to like or chat with them. Stalker alert!Esync
If you use Esync, the love of your life could be just one call away (Charlie Puth fans, where you at!) In terms of servicing, Esync tops the list with its A-plus service from beginning to end. They’re (apparently) the first and only dating app to do phone consultations, offline date coordination, and date confirmations. If you’ve been considering dating agencies but have been afraid to, this could be a good in-between. Personality quizzes your kind of jam? Esync will match you and your potential soulmate based on a personality quiz that covers 16 different areas of your individuality. You’ll even get an in-depth report on your results, so you can get to understand yourself better and as a result, the things you’re looking for in a partner, too. While the folks at Digital Senior haven’t tried this one, Esync was created by the Lunch Actually Group and is verified by the Singapore Government, so the singles you meet on this app are, well, single indeed. Do note that some services are paid services.Lunch Actually
Lunch Click
Lunch Click is more targeted at those who are looking for long-term, serious, ready-for-marriage singles. There are minimal free-and-easy conversations and mostly questionnaires on one’s perspectives of the big issues in relationships like their view on children and living habits. Contrary to Tinder, it focuses on quality over quantity whereby the system generates the best match for you with the most suitable match a day. It is a dating app that is built against hook-ups and cuts out sleazy conversations. However, the form itself takes a while to fill up because it requires even nitty-gritty details like your height, occupation, and education level. If you’re looking for something simple and user-friendly, I suggest Tinder, Paktor or Happn. On the good side, the chances of securing an actual date are much higher since the app itself promotes getting to know each other over a meal. It basically cuts the small talk and goes straight for the main objective: getting a date. Tip: Need advice? Look no further, Lunch Click has Love Assistants you can chat with on the app who are able to advise you on anything practically under the sun. (How cool is that!) Tip: Prepare a list of your favourite dinner, dessert, and brunch places so you’ll have plenty of suggestions for your dates. Also, if your date enjoyed the food (and you enjoyed the date) you can quickly suggest a second date at a similar food place!Okay Cupid
Okay Cupid is the dating app for those who know exactly what they are looking for in a partner. It displays your answers to detailed get-to-know-you open-ended questions on your public profile. It also has an extensive list of multiple-choice questions for you to answer, as well as rate its importance with explanations. The app generates potential matches for you based on your multiple-choice questions. Not to be confused with Lunch Click where you create personalized questions directed to a specific person, Okay Cupid’s questions (from the app) and your answers are displayed publicly for all to see; it encourages an informed choice in the initial stages of selecting your dates. The app is free to use, but you can pay for a subscription to use it ad-free, use advanced search filters and more. [Generally, though, Okay Cupid has users in an older age range and sometimes profiles might be a little too long (some can be essay-length even) if you’re not into that kind of thing.] Tip: Okay Cupid basically lets any potential date understand your personality on a deeper level, and the dates you meet here are more likely to appreciate you not just for your looks but your core values and principles as well. A good way to further showcase your personality is to link your personal blog or Twitter.Luxy
8 chalets in Singapore for a quick staycay
1) The Chevrons
2D1N (Before 1 May 2023) Chalet: $240/- to $300/- Bungalow: $340/- to $460/- | 3D2N (Before 1 May 2023) Chalet: $440/- to $560/- Bungalow: $620/- to $840/- |
(After 1 May 2023) Chalet: $270/- to $330/- Bungalow: $370/- to $490/- | (After 1 May 2023) Chalet: $500/- to $620/- Bungalow: $690/- to $900/- |
2) Kranji Farm Resorts
3) HomeTeam NS Bukit Batok Chalet
The West Villa at HomeTeam NS Bukit Batok has 3 types of accommodation for you to choose from: superior, deluxe and premiere deluxe respectively. During your stay, you can check out the futsal court, gym, swimming pool, adventure centre (advanced booking required) — there’s plenty for you to do!4) HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir (coming soon Feb 2023)
Opening soon, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir is situated on a hill slop with views of the reservoir and park views. As part of your stay, you will be given 2 access passes to Fitness Workz Garage. Booking is currently open to HomeTeamNS members only, you are advised to check back for SAFRA and public bookings. Address: 900 Bedok North Rd, Singapore 479994 Facilities/Amenities: Toiletries, complimentary coffee and tea, private BBQ countertop with electric grill, Pool entry, game console and more, baby cot (subject to availability) Rates (for HomeTeamNS Members): $400–$864 per night5) Aranda Country Club
6) National Service Resort & Country Club
7) CSC@Loyang
8) CSC@Changi
9 Board Game Cafes and Shops to pick up your newest hobby
Tips from Board Game Enthusiasts:
There is a board game enthusiast group on Meetup, which you should check out! It lists upcoming gaming sessions and gatherings organized by board game players, and often you’ll only need to pay a small entrance fee. Depending on the event, you may have to bring your own game or will be able to choose one from the host’s collection. Either way, you’re sure to find a like-minded community to connect with!Food and Drinks Available
1) TableMinisTableMinis is a Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) and other Tabletop RPG studio and store that opened its doors on April 2021. It is a go-to place for D&D enthusiasts and those who want an immersive gaming experience — their studio is equipped with 3D sound, fully programmable lighting, miniatures and terrains, and everything else you need for your gaming world to come to life. TableMinis also runs workshops for D&D, miniatures painting, as well as gaming gatherings for other tabletop RPGs (TTRPGs). According to a feature piece, they will be moving to a bigger space this year. So, keep an eye out! Address: 6 Ubi Road 1, Wintech Centre, #07-13, Singapore 408726 Nearest MRT: Macpherson, Ubi Pricing: $90 for a 3-hour booking of their studio table, and $10 for every subsequent hour (with a drink and snack bar you can purchase nosh from). As event fees vary, please refer to individual event listing 2) King and the PawnView this post on Instagram
King and the Pawn is a charming two-storey board games bar and café located at a shophouse on Purvis Street. The café’s main space was designed to pay homage to classic games like Snakes and Ladders, while its attic space looks just like somebody’s living room — helping you feel right at home! Over 350 board game titles are on offer, and you can ponder your next move over a selection of good grub such as nachos, earl grey teacakes and a cookie butter milkshake. Head down on weekends to enjoy the café’s full brunch menu! Address: 24 Purvis Street, Level 2 Singapore 188601 Nearest MRT: City Hall, Bugis Pricing: Board game fee of $9/pax from Tuesdays to Thursdays and $14/pax from Fridays to Sundays, including Public Holidays and eves. Children below 7 play free, and children aged 8 to 12 enjoy 50% off. Students enjoy 20% off their total bill from Tuesdays to Thursdays if the entire party presents their student ID cards! 3) 82 Social House (82Soho)View this post on Instagram
82Soho is the home of Kommune and Tigress, and the former is the place to be! A multi-entertainment hub with a hip atmosphere, Kommune offers Korean karaoke, console gaming, computer gaming, and board games. You can choose to play your favourite game in their shared board game lounge, or in a Korean Karaoke Klub private room where you can entertain your party with your favourite tunes. They have a wide range of over 80 games, and you can check out their site for the full list before heading down! Address: Orchardgateway, 277 Orchard Road, Singapore 238858, Unit 03–18 Nearest MRT: Somerset Pricing: $24 to $34 from Mondays to Thursdays and $30 to $40 from Fridays to Sundays, including Public Holidays and eves. Rates are hourly and for up to 4 pax. You will have to top up $2/hour for each additional person. 4) Play Nation HQ Most of us have visited Play Nation at least once, but here’s a quick introduction for those that’ve yet to! The gaming café has served board game enthusiasts since 2009 and is currently located in a two-storey shophouse with a 120-person capacity. Play Nation has over 500 game titles (console games included) for your choosing, and you can munch on crackers, chips or popcorn as you duel it out with your friends! Address: 58 Prinsep St, Singapore 188686 Nearest MRT: Dhoby Ghaut, Bencoolen Pricing:View this post on Instagram
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- $12.90++ for 1 hour, $16.90++ for 2 hours. Free-flow snacks and drinks is included.
- Student Package available daily till 6pm at $13.90++ on weekdays and $16.90++ on weekends (12pm to 6pm)
- Unlimited Gaming Packages are also available
Only have time to play board games late at night after all your assignments or work tasks are done? You’re in luck! Settlers Café is open 24 hours, and offers alfresco seating, indoor seating and private rooms. The café is bright and cheerful, having moved from its old premises at North Canal Road, and there are different weekday deals for their mains at different times of the day. Address: 562 Serangoon Road, 218178. Nearest MRT: Farrer Park Pricing: $7/pax, hourly. You must purchase at least one food or drink item. Private rooms are available at different rates. 6) The Mind CaféView this post on Instagram
Established in 2005, The Mind Café has at least 800 titles on its roster! There are two outlets, and you can make reservations online. Getting their packages entitles you to free-flow snacks and drinks. With friendly game coordinators, you’ll be sure to have a good time! Address: 60A Prinsep St, Singapore 188664, and 30 Prinsep Street, #01-01, Singapore 188647 Nearest MRT: Dhoby Ghaut, Bencoolen Pricing: $8 per hour from Mondays to Thursdays, not inclusive of food or drinks and not applicable during Public Holidays or eves. Festive gaming packages are available; this includes student gaming packages currently going for $14.90 on weekdays and $17.90 on weekends (from 11am to 6pm)View this post on Instagram