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Social media has become part of how university students build friendships, express emotions, and stay connected. But a recent study involving Malaysian university students suggests that sharing more online does not necessarily lead to stronger peer relationships. Associate Professor Dr Ng Miew Luan from the Faculty of Education and Liberal Arts, INTI International University, is …

Read moreSharing More Online Does Not Always Strengthen Peer Relationships

A youth-led river cleanup at Sungai Kayu Ara Retention Pond in Kg Chempaka, Bandar Utama, removed 548.9kg of waste, giving students a first-hand look at how much rubbish can collect in urban waterways. Haresh Suri (far left) and Sebastian Yew (far right) were among the student volunteers who participated in Belia on Sungai 2026, helping …

Read more548.9kg of Waste Pulled from Sungai Kayu Ara in Youth-Led Cleanup

In an age where national conversations often unfold through social media posts, comment sections, and online debates, INTI International College Penang alumnus Kishan Deepak Buxani chose a different path. Rather than observing from the sidelines, he chose to work inside one of Malaysia’s most important democratic institutions. INTI alumnus Kishan Deepak Buxani (right) with Tan …

Read moreFrom Online Opinions to Parliament, Young Malaysian Chooses to Serve

At first glance, a packed lunch set may seem simple: rice, vegetables, and soup prepared for someone who needs a meal. But behind each pack is a careful process of preparation, hygiene, coordination, and teamwork, something seven student volunteers from INTI International College Subang came to understand during a hunger relief effort in Kuala Lumpur. …

Read moreINTI Students Learn the Work Behind 2,000 Meals for Kuala Lumpur Communities

Choosingjavascript:; a hotel or destination is rarely just about price, reviews, or attractive photos for Muslim travellers. It can also involve practical questions that shape the entire trip. Dr Mohd Rushdi Mohd Amin, Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Business and Communications, INTI International University, is among the researchers involved in the study titled “Artificial …

Read moreCan Muslim Travellers Trust AI to Plan Their Trips?

For people who are deaf or hard of hearing, everyday conversations are not always straightforward. A simple exchange in a classroom, workplace, clinic, or public space can become difficult when the other person does not understand sign language. The prototype is a wearable glove fitted with flex sensors that detect finger movements and hand positions …

Read moreWearable AI Glove Aims to Make Sign Language Translation More Accessible

Plastic waste, food waste, climate awareness, medicine disposal, and health monitoring were among the issues explored by primary and secondary school students at the Innovative Sustainability Challenge 2026, held at INTI International University on 20 May 2026. Approximately 200 students and teachers from 14 primary and secondary schools across Negeri Sembilan gathered at INTI International …

Read moreSchool Students Turn Everyday Problems into Sustainability Ideas

Brain drain, artificial intelligence, global trade tensions, and the future of work are no longer distant policy debates. For several students from INTI International College Penang (IICP), these issues became the focus of their award-winning analyses at the AMEU Economics Essay Competition. This national-level platform brought together university students from across Malaysia to examine challenges …

Read moreStudents Weigh in on Malaysia’s Future Workforce

Even as electric vehicles become more common, many industries still depend on fuel-powered engines. Transportation, agriculture, shipping, and logistics continue to rely heavily on diesel engines, making cleaner fuel options an important part of the wider search for more sustainable energy solutions. The study, which featured Prof. Ir. Dr Chan Choon Kit, Director of Postgraduate …

Read moreCan Soybean and Algae Produce Cleaner Fuel?