[November 2003]

• Rise of Asia
  Last month, AACSB International and efmd held its first co-sponsored conference in Singapore, hosted by Singapore Management University: World Class Practices in Management Education Conference.
  AACSB International eNEWSLINE, Vol 2 Issue 10

• Chit & Chat cartoon
  SMU’s city campus and Jurong hostel
  The Straits Times

[28 November 2003]

• The Peranakan Experience
  Get insights into Peranakan culture and find out the unique features of the heritage from Peter Wee, the first vice-president of The Peranakan Association. This event is the inaugural public lecture series by SMU called Lien Fung’s Colloquium.
  The Straits Times

[27 November 2003]

• Bras Basah gets a thumping
  People who work in some buildings in Bras Basah have been feeling the floors move under their feet. The Income Centre and NTUC Trade Union House next to it are bounded by the Circle Line and the SMU sites along Bras Basah Road.
  The Straits Times

• Peranakan culture can be found in the common everyday life
  Inaugural lecture of the Lien Fung’s Colloquium.
  The Singapore Management University Auditorium will be filled with a breath of Peranakan culture on Friday as Mr Peter Wee, the First Vice President of the Peranakan Association speaks on Peranakan culture through insights to his family history and personal memories.
  Lianhe Zaobao

• IBM sets up solution center at SMU
  IBM sets up a business consulting services solution center at Singapore Management University (SMU) to offer students oppportunities to develop product solutions and access real-world business case studies.
  Lianhe Zaobao

[26 November 2003]

• SMU's new hostel to be located in Jurong
  Near an MRT station, the hostel outside city will be affordable for students to rent, explains SMU.
  The Straits Times

[23 November 2003]

• Gang-raped, tortured, yet she still smiles
  Mrs Le Lye Hayslip was in town last month to give a motivational talk to SMU students after the screening of Heaven & Earth, the Hollywood flim based on her life.
  The New Paper

[21 November 2003]

• SMU earns high praise
  When asked his opinion of the Singapore Management University (SMU), Dr Dipak Jain – dean of top business school Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, Chicago – was bullish about the institute.
  Streats

[17 November 2003]

• Model behaviour
  SMU visiting professor Oscar Hauptman talks about what he has gleaned from some innovative role models in Singapore.
  The Business Times

[13 November 2003]

• SMU Business Mission Team to India publishes book on India's businesses
  The Business Mission Team to India at the Singapore Management University (SMU) yesterday published a new English-language book titled 'Practical Aspects of Doing Business with India - A Singaporean Perspective'.
  Lianhe Zaobao

[7 November 2003]

• Cheering for Singapore Marathon
  Sapphires, a cheerleading team from Singapore Management University, will be lending their voices as you huff and puff your way to the finish line.
  Streats

[6 November 2003]

• Microsoft Office 2003 Launch – Great Moments at Work
  SMU was featured as a compelling case study at the Microsoft Office 2003 Launch held on 6 November at the Suntec City. There are two clips attached.

• Singapore Management University designs information-age teaching
  Led by School of Accountancy’s Assoc Prof Leong Kwong Sin and Assoc Dean Dr Themin Suwardy, SMU created a pilot project called Virtual Canvas that uses Office 2003 Editions programmes to reinvent classroom instruction.
  Great Moments at Work (Computerworld Supplement)

[4 November 2003]

• You’ll feel like you’re in paradise
  Madelene Low, 24, a third year undergraduate studying business management at the Singapore Management University. She’s a rock climbing instructor, who also likes trekking in Pahang and Johor.
  Straits Times

[3 November 2003]

• Campus Overdrive?
  SMU chief wonders if Singapore is moving too fast on hub dream.
  Today & Channel NewsAsia

• They score with looks and brains
  Hip lecturers here show that there’s correlation between attractive teachers and popularity with students. Meet the New Age academics Andre Bonfrer (SMU), Han Jin Kyung (SMU), Stefano Perlusz (SMU), May Lwin (NUS) and Jussi Leiwo (NTU).
  Streats

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