In the face of the rainy season in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, there have been many heavy downpours that have affected transportation to and from the university, especially those who reside outside of the campus area. There are many students at Taylor's University who reside off-campus and do not own personal transportation; instead, they depend on ride-hailing services and campus buses. Traffic outside Taylor's University during heavy rain. Source from Zhang Yuchen. Through in

Some universities only provide classes but other universities start influencing the rhythm of students' daily life. The vicinity of the Taylor's Lakeside Campus has become more than just a place to study for many Taylor's University students. It has now become a miniature world where students live, study, have meals, go shopping, exercise and party. The world of students around the campus is like a normal routine. Students walk to school in the morning with their coffee in ha

From ChatGPT to Grammarly, AI is Redefining Academia With the fast development of technology, Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer an unreachable concept that can only be seen in science fiction films. It is quietly integrating into the daily studies of students and lecturers in Malaysian universities. Whether using ChatGPT to spark inspiration or Grammarly to check expression, these technologies are reshaping the way we think, learn, and even create. Students studying a

Chinese Beverage Brands Take Over Malaysian Streets In Malaysia's university areas and city centers, a new social trend is growing. Chinese beverage brands like Luckin Coffee, Chagee and Mixue, are seemingly everywhere. Their stores have become popular hang out spots for young people. With smart online marketing, streamlined operations, and a good grasp of the whole “social media check in”, these brands are changing how young people in Malaysia enjoy their daily drinks. Loc

When the Beat Meets the Boundaries Hyolyn's performance at the Yello Concert in Malaysia. ( Source: Wucha Channel (YouTube) The crowd roared and swelled in excitement as lights began to dim in Idea Live Arena. Thousands of glowing light sticks shimmered in the dark, like a restless sea of stars, eagerly awaiting for their favorite K-pop idol Hyolyn to take the stage. "I couldn’t believe it was real," recalled ardent fan Xin Yuan. "My heart was racing so fast, I felt like it