Singapore para-swimmer Yip Pin Xiu sets 2nd world record at European games
Two days after smashing the world record for the women's 100m (S2) backstroke, SMU School of Social Sciences undergraduate and para-swimmer Yip Pin…
The older you get, the more productive you are at work
SMU President Professor Arnoud De Meyer highlighted in an invited commentary that the assumption that productivity declines with age is factually…
Para-swimmer Yip smashes world record, but says she can go even faster
SMU School of Social Sciences undergraduate and para-swimmer Yip Pin Xiu has broken a world record at the IPC Swimming European Open Championships in…
An Indonesian's words of inspiration
Indonesian billionaire and philanthropist Dr Tahir launched the Chinese edition of his biography, Living Sacrifice, yesterday at SMU. The event was…
IE S'pore enhances financing support for commodities trading
To develop talent for the international trading sector, trade promotion agency International Enterprise (IE) Singapore is teaming up with the…
Perspectives Episode 5: Climate Change and the Global Economy
SMU School of Social Sciences Professor of Public Policy Ann Florini was a panellist on Channel NewsAsia’s Perspectives programme (filmed at SMU Labs…
When less help is better for start-ups
SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business Dean and Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Gerry George was a panellist on Channel NewsAsia’s…
SMEs turn to Alibaba for business 'magic'
Alibaba Business School is offering a six-day entrepreneurship and e-commerce course for the first time in Singapore. The programme, which costs $8,…
Dr Tahir to launch biography at SMU tomorrow which will be attended by two former Indonesian presidents
Dr Tahir’s biography "Living Sacrifice" will be launched at SMU tomorrow. The event will be graced by two former Indonesian presidents – Prof.DR.Ing.…
New SMU course: 1108 vying for 45 places
SMU has received 1,108 applications for the 45 places in the new Politics, Law and Economics (PLE) degree course, which means about 25 students are…