Subang Jaya, 20th November 2025 - As part of World Children's Day, the School of Law and Governance at Taylor's University held an anti-cyberbullying symposium and workshop. In collaboration with the Japan Foundation Kuala Lumpur and UNICEF Malaysia, this workshop brought together experts, educators, and UNICEF activies to discuss the growing issue of online bullying.  This hybrid symposium featured well-known panelists, including Prof. Kanetsuna Tomoyuki from Kagawa Universi

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – The timeless, bumbling charm of Britain’s most beloved comic character has officially arrived at Pavilion Bukit Jalil. In celebration of his remarkable 35th anniversary, The Mr. Bean Experience opened its doors on November 1st, inviting fans of all ages to step directly into the world of this iconic character. Entrance of Mr. Bean Experience Exhibition. Sourced from Zhang Tong. Presented by Acolab, the exhibition is a tribute to decades of non-verbal

A full house at The Grand Hall as fans explored booths and activities at Kiyoko Con（Source：CAI LEYAO) SUBANG JAYA- Taylor's Anime Society (TAS) brought the worlds of animation, comics and games (ACG) to life at "Kiyoko Con", a two-day animation convention held at The Grand Hall of Taylor's University. Celebrating its 20th anniversary the club welcomed more than 1,600 anime enthusiasts, to a packed event of vibrant colours, creative cosplays and excitement. The convention was

When Taylor University decided to break the mold of traditional campus events by organising a unique "Zombie Run", the entire campus seemed to be injected with an adrenaline-fuelled spirit of adventure. This extreme challenge, jointly created by the university and "Infection: Zombie Run Activity Centre", not only redefined the form of campus sports but also etched an unforgettable 'apocalyptic survival' experience into the hearts of participants. On the day of the event, the

KUALA LUMPUR – Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), a cornerstone of Malaysia's global connectivity and a key entry point to Southeast Asia, is facing a sophisticated and brazen challenge to its reputation. A surge in criminal activity, orchestrated by organized syndicates, is seeing fraudsters impersonate airport and airline staff to systematically deceive arriving and transiting passengers. This troubling trend is moving beyond isolated scams into a coordinated opera