Global university presidents leading with purpose: reflections from the WUN forum
Published onSMU President Professor Lily Kong participated in the Worldwide Universities Network Presidents’ Forum 2025, joining global university leaders to pursue shared goals of academic collaboration, innovation, and sustainable development. Her presence underscored SMU’s commitment to regional integration and global partnerships in addressing shared challenges through higher education.
SMU co-hosted the INDEX Symposium 2025, uniting global educators to explore experiential learning and industry collaboration. Read how SMU is shaping future-ready business education.
A study co-authored by SMU Associate Professor of Economics Kim Seonghoon reveals that seniors who win the national lottery in Singapore spent about half their prize money within 12 months of winning.
SMU Associate Professor of Law Eugene Tan will serve as Singapore's Representative to the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights from 2025 to 2027.
SMU recognised the impact made by its dedicated alumni volunteers at the Alumni Volunteers Appreciation Evening 2025, honouring their contributions and long-serving commitment as part of SMU25.
Undergraduate Malcom Seah's debut novel, Swimming Lessons, is a captivating coming-of-age story blending identity, resilience, and supernatural elements, inspired by Singapore's rich cultural heritage.
At the Straits Times Education Forum 2025, hosted in partnership with SMU, thought leaders, policymakers, and industry experts explored pressing issues such as talent development, economic opportunities, and regional collaboration. Discover key insights on how businesses, governments, and individuals can navigate ASEAN’s evolving landscape.
SMU researchers are revolutionising swim training with cutting-edge motion analysis technology, enhancing performance insights for athletes and coaches
Discover how SMU's impactful research on urban last-mile delivery, recognised by the Financial Times, is shaping sustainable business models and reducing congestion and pollution.
SMU recently received two major philanthropic contributions totalling S$5 million from Mrs Margaret Chan-Lien and Dr Lillyn Teh. These gifts will establish new scholarships and study awards, ensuring that students from diverse financial backgrounds can gain that invaluable international exposure.
SMU Access Plus enhances financial aid, ensuring students can focus on education without financial worries. Discover how SMU is making higher education more inclusive and accessible.
