A new Sinophone Malaysian Literature Digital Collection was unveiled at a launch ceremony on 21 August 2024.

Since LIBytes, an immersive tech space within the Library was launched in March 2024, the area has seen a host of library tours and demos

The workshop, Chatting or Cheating? Navigating the Ethical Use of AI for Academic Work by Assoc Prof Tan Seng Chee wrapped up the series.

Visits by the latest CJ Koh Professor, 2024 Lien Ying Chow Visiting Professor and the 4th Dr. Ruth Wong Professor in Teacher Education

The library was abuzz with excitement as students and staff gathered to attend the much-anticipated LiBytes launch event on 13 March 2024

When ChatGPT burst into the scene so spectacularly in November 2022, it brought a wave of other AI powered apps in its wake.

The library cafe transformed from a quiet study spot inside NIE Library into an interactive classroom

Readings by 45 published writers in various Library spaces during the 16th International Conference on the Short Story in English

On a sunny Sunday afternoon, we broke away from the usual quiet and calm, welcoming lively groups of students for the Amazing Race.

Some 50 graduate students registered for a talk, "NIE Library Resources & Services - What You Didn't Know" organised by GSC on 7 Sep 2022.

NIE Library is once again welcoming the new intake with face-to-face orientation briefings conducted in the lecture theatres.

Held from 2 to 3 August 2022, the freshmen orientation this year was entitled αστέρια. Pronounced as "aster", the Greek word for "star"...

A new e-learning module to help undergraduates sharpen their research skills. Find out more about their learning experiences.

Amid COVID-19 disruptions, there were uncertainties about how the library could safely support the August freshmen orientation programme.

The anthology holds a unique position in Singapore's literary landscape as a publishing format that drives the discovery of new writers.

As part of NIE's virtual National Day celebrations, Writers@NIE and the NE Committee held the Literary MRT Map of Singapore Competition.

When lectures were cancelled, and class sizes were reduced at the beginning of the year due to the COVID-19 situation, some students...

New HD students visited the library as part of the campus tour organised by NIE Graduate Student Club. Read to find out more about the club.

In this first talk of the Writers@NIE 2020 series, the veteran editor speaks about his book and the behind-the-scenes drama of the newsroom.

New PGDE students and MOE course participants get previews of useful resources in orientation programmes.

The Library Fest and LearnERS Day 2019 or L2 for short, was a day of discovery of academic resources, library services and facilities ...

From 6 March to 24 April 2019, NIE audiences had exciting opportunities to meet award-winning writers from Southeast Asia and hear them ...

Aspiring wizards and Harry Potter fans may be envious of the students who participated in the Harry Potter-themed gaming escapade in NIE ...

Our new intake of undergraduate students joined us for a group photo at the end of a library orientation workshop.

One of the most time-consuming parts of writing a graduate-level research paper or thesis is the literature review.

As part of their orientation programme, 526 student teachers from the December 2018 intake of PGDE programme attended a one-hour library ori

Held on 21 February 2018, this year's Book Fair generated a buzz as student teachers, teachers, and parents alike browsed the books on o

Held from 26 February to 23 March 2018, student teachers who were training to teach English were given the chance to share the joy of readin

If you had visited the Library on 21 August, you would have found the space transformed into a festive activity hub replete with...

Held on 11 August 2017, more than 90 new students participated in the Library Challenge which served to introduce them to various library...

As an undergraduate stepping into the world of research for the first time, learning how to access the myriad of academic sources can be a c