Representing Malaysia at the CMAS World Cup in Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei, Louis Chin Teng Aun, a 22-year-old engineering student from INTI International College Penang, brought home a silver medal in the 200m Immersion and a bronze medal in the 100m Immersion. Despite competing against top finswimmers from around the world, Louis maintained his academic focus, …

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Five computing students from INTI International College Penang demonstrated innovation and teamwork on both national and global platforms after earning awards in two major technology competitions — the Kibo Robot Programming Challenge (Kibo-RPC) 2025 and the UST Global 24-hour Hackathon (D3CODE 2025), both held in Cyberjaya this September. At the Kibo-RPC 2025 National Level Competition, …

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved from being a distant concept to a constant presence in daily life. It is embedded in the way people work, shop, and increasingly, in how education is delivered. Nowhere is the debate more pressing than in classrooms, where questions about its value and risks are being raised across the world. …

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Malaysia produces vast amounts of agricultural by-products such as rice husks, coconut shells, and palm kernel shells. Too often, these items end up being burned or discarded in landfills, contributing to pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. At INTI International University, researchers are proving that this material does not need to be wasted. With the right …

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Have you watched Kung Fu Panda, the animated film where Po, the panda, is discovered in a crate of red radishes? Beyond its pop culture cameo, the red radish is now gaining serious scientific attention for its health benefits. A study co-authored by Dr Jayanthi Barasarathi from the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences (FHLS) …

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What if tomorrow’s homes were built not with cement or plastics, but with the by-products of farming? At INTI International University, researchers are exploring the potential of sago residue—the fibrous waste left after starch is extracted from the sago palm—as a resource for sustainable construction materials. Prof. Dr. Tezara Cionita of INTI International University’s Faculty …

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A group of 30 students and lecturers from INTI International College Penang (IICP), along with employees from G Hotel, transformed Tabika Perpaduan Bukit Gelugor into a space of colour and creativity through a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) project held on 9 August 2025. What had once been plain walls are now vibrant murals celebrating Malaysia’s …

Read moreINTI and G Hotel Bring Murals to Life at Bukit Gelugor Kindergarten

When Iskander Azizuddin, 41, entered INTI College Nilai in 2001, he never imagined that campus life and group projects would shape his career as a filmmaker. Today, as co-founder of Feisk Productions Sdn Bhd, his works – Suraya, Kabus, The Screaming Sky (licensed by Netflix), and Bilik Tepi (licensed by Viu) – have carried Malaysian …

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Students and staff of INTI International College Penang (IICP) have refurbished the mini library at Wisma Yatim Lelaki Islam Pulau Pinang, creating a renewed space for 23 boys aged 8 to 17 to read, study, and grow. The project, carried out in the days leading up to 5 August 2025, was a joint initiative by …

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