SMU 2030: Shaping Impact, Transforming Lives
Published onIn her President’s State of the University Address 2025, Professor Lily Kong outlined the new SMU2030 strategic plan and its impact agenda to transform lives through education, research and partnerships. “Together, we can grow stronger, faster, and more resilient, and ensure that SMU continues to make meaningful impact for Singapore, Asia, and the world,” she said.
SMOO Challenge 2025 united over 1,200 participants to cover 42,000km and raise over S$530,000, funding 55 study awards and celebrating SMU’s 25th anniversary with purpose and community spirit.
In the inaugural Karim Family Foundation Inspiring Women Leadership Lecture, Malaysia’s renowned activist Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir inspired SMU with her vision for ethical leadership.
SMU marked its 25th anniversary by dedicating 25 Tembusu trees to donors whose generous support has benefited students and the University community.
Discover how SMU’s 12th Lee Kuan Yew Global Business Plan Competition brought together visionary founders from 91 countries to drive deep-tech solutions for a more sustainable future.
A three-person team led by SMU alumnus Mo Afiq developed code that launched a company now partnered with hundreds, highlighting how innovation often starts small.
Singapore’s capital markets are evolving through technology, regulation, and global trends. Insights from the Dentons Rodyk Dialogue 2025 at SMU highlight opportunities and challenges ahead.
Discover how SIDRA’s forum united legal leaders from Singapore and MENA, forging partnerships and advancing innovation in cross-border dispute resolution for a global future.
SMU Arts Fest 2025 united youth, heritage, and imagination in a six-week celebration — showcasing bold performances, creative collaborations, and SMU's vibrant spirit at 25 years young.
Frugal roots shaped Calixto Tay’s journey from SMU student to tech entrepreneur, driving innovation, mentorship, and impactful digital solutions for Singapore’s finance and government sectors.
At the launch of Universities Reinvented, SMU President Professor Lily Kong urged educators and policymakers to reimagine higher education for a future of lifelong learning, innovation, and societal impact.
