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The Campus Green in 2017
- The Campus Green is a space at the heart of SMU, with features such as an outdoor Amphitheatre, jogging tracks was designed to promote and facilitate outdoor activities for SMU community and public. It serves as a space not only to energize fitness and health but to support new trends in teaching, learning and the Co-curricular Activities (CCA) needs of students as well.
Lee Kong Chian School of Business Opening Ceremony
- Lion dance by business school students at the opening celebration for the Lee Kong Chian School of Business on 24 March 2006.
SMU Shop opening ceremony Arnoud De Meyer and Sim Teow Hong on 25 Auguest 2012
- SMU Shop opening ceremony Arnoud De Meyer and Sim Teow Hong, Senior Vice President, Finance and Administration, on 25 August 2012
SMU Shop view of the front of the shop on 25 August 2012
- SMU Shop view of the front of the shop on 25 August 2012
SMU's Offices at Goldbell Towers
- The opening of Singapore Management University's offices at Goldbell Towers on Scotts Road. Left to right: President Janice Bellace, Director of Campus Development Eddie Wee, and Chairman Ho Kwon Ping. Photo taken on 13 October 1999.
Bras Basah Park
- View of Bras Basah Park, looking toward Queen Street and the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. This is the site selected for Singapore Management University’s city campus. Photo taken 16 June 2000.
Federal Building
- The Federal Building at Singapore Management University’s interim campus at Bukit Timah. Photo taken on 17 March 2002.
Preserving Trees at City Campus
- Preparations to conserve and remove a tree from Singapore Management University’s city campus construction site. Several mature trees growing in Bras Basah Park were removed and re-planted, while other trees were conserved in their original location. Singapore’s National Museum can be seen in the background. Photo taken on 28 July 2002.
Preserving Trees at City Campus
- Mature trees were removed from Singapore Management University’s city campus construction site and then replanted on campus after the construction was completed. Picture taken at Bras Basah Park on 20 May 2003.
Topping Out Ceremony for City Campus
- Singapore Management University Chairman Ho Kwon Ping addressing the audience at the topping out ceremony for SMU’s new city campus at Bras Basah. Picture taken on 18 October 2004.
Administration Building
- The administration building at Singapore Management University’s city campus. Photo taken in September 2005.
Appreciation lunch for Michael Furmston held on August 8 2012
- Appreciation lunch for Michael Furmston held on August 8 2012
Business School
- Entrance to the business school at Singapore Management University’s Bukit Timah campus. Photo taken in 2001.
School of Accountancy
- School of Accountancy at Singapore Management University’s city campus. The Lee Kong Chian School of Business and Raffles City are in the background on the left. From 2007 onwards this building housed both the School of Accountancy and the new School of Law. Photo taken in September 2005.
School of Information Systems Construction Site
- Looking to the south-east, view of the construction site for the School of Information Systems is in the foreground. Further back on the left are the construction sites for the Li Ka Shing Library, School of Accountancy and the Lee Kong Chian School of Business. Bencoolen Street runs diagonally in the lower right corner, and Stamford Road (before realignment) and the National Museum are in the upper right. Photo taken on 27 November 2002.
Announcing Location of SMU's Permanent Campus
- Speaking on 5 December 1998, Deputy Prime Minister Tony Tan announces that Singapore Management University's permanent campus will be built at the Bras Basah area of the city. The announcement was made at the Singapore Institute of Management.
Oei Tiong Ham Building and Block A
- View of the Oei Tiong Ham Building and Block A on the Bukit Timah campus in 2000. Singapore Management University moved to the Bukit Timah campus in August 2001.
Archaeological Survey at Bras Basah Park
- Singapore Management University and the Singapore History Museum conducted an archaeological survey of Bras Basah Park in August 2001 before construction of the university’s city campus began. A backhoe was used to dig fourteen 2m x 2m test pits. Photo shows view from the park looking towards Plaza by the Park and the Singapore Art Museum on Bras Basah Road.
Archaeological Survey at Bras Basah Park
- Fragments discovered in the archaeological survey of Bras Basah Park. Singapore Management University and the Singapore History Museum conducted an archaeological survey of Bras Basah Park in August 2001 before construction of the university’s city campus began.
Manasseh Meyer Building
- Looking across the upper quadrangle to the Manasseh Meyer Building at Singapore Management University’s interim campus at Bukit Timah. Photo taken on 17 March 2002.
Storing Trees During City Campus Construction
- Trees from Singapore Management University’s city campus site were stored offsite until the construction was completed. Picture taken on 20 May 2003.
Manasseh Meyer Building
- Manasseh Meyer Building at Singapore Management University’s Bukit Timah campus. Picture taken in August 2003.
97.5° Arc x 8 sculpture by Bernar Venet in Campus Green
- The "97.5° Arc x 8" is part of Bernar Venet's Arc series of sculptures, which illustrate the beauty, balance and malleability of steel. Its name describes its mathematical composition, where all of the beams in the sculpture are nested and curved to the same angle providing a sense of balance and grace. The sculpture was donated to SMU by Dato' Kho Hui Meng on 19 May 2017. It is situated prominently in Campus Green.
Entrance to the new School of Law building in 2017
- Entrance to the new School of Law building in 2017. It was named Yong Pung How School of Law after the former chief justice of Singapore and Chancellor of SMU in 2021.
Lee Kong Chian School of Business
- Lee Kong Chian School of Business at Singapore Management University’s city campus. Photo taken in September 2005.