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UTAR lecturer wins international teaching contest
A LECTURER at Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) has became the first person outside of North America to win the International Communication Division Teaching Contest, Sin Chew Daily reported.
China’s growing business presence in Singapore
Beijing/Singapore (Dec 1, ANN): The cranes and their operators are hard at work at the former Normanton Park, preparing the 6.14ha site for a new residential estate. Home to many Singapore Armed Forces staff and their families since the 1970s, it was sold en bloc in 2017 to Chinese developer Kingsford Huray Development for S$830.1mil.
Call to promote Malaysia’s unique culture
JOHOR BARU: The state government is urged to conduct more programmes involving schoolchildren to promote Malaysia’s unique culture.
Goodbye to a feline friend
Cats can be more truthful and loyal than many human beings, teaching us something new about the universe in a way that no educational institution could.
Malaysia drawing up new digital content policy
KUALA LUMPUR: The Communications and Multimedia Ministry is working with the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) to establish a new Digital Content Ecosystem (DICE) policy that is aimed at strengthening the local digital content industry.
Step into a dark fairytale at Afghan artist Amin Taasha's exhibition
Amin Taasha’s art is a unique fusion of Asian cultural influences alongside post-contemporary art ideals, featuring ancient Persian script, Buddhist iconography and figures referencing 7th to 11th century Afghan miniature paintings; which join forces with Chinese ink-styled modified strokes.
Zapin dance still popular in Johor
JOHOR BARU: The Zapin dance, which is considered part of Johor’s heritage, is still popular during social performances in the state.
Celebrating cross-cultural influences
SOME 200 visitors attended the inaugural Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) International Day at its Kampar campus.
Could artificial intelligence machines make doctors obsolete?
With the increasing capabilities of artificial intelligence, machines might become a better option for health than human professionals.
The RuMa's Monica Lai on creating a new form of hospitality
Monica Lai Voon Huey, Group Deputy Managing Director of Ireka Corporation, the developer and owner of The RuMa welcomes us to this little secluded slice of peace and tranquillity.
