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As the University grows and garners momentum, its expansion is part of the natural course of an organization of scale. The benefits we enjoy as students today are only a result of prior generations making choices and spending capital. I trust SMU to make decisions that not only benefit us in the present, but adhere to the comprehensive vision statement for the future. As a veteran and one who has spent time in the private sector, I am encouraged by SMU's continuing trend of excellence. A recent tangible benefit is SMU Cox being recognized among the Top 20 BBA programs.

Matt, Student
Dallas

We don't need another library. We NEED student housing. This is all a load of crap. Of course SMU was buying out everyone to put up a library. I don't believe there was ever black mold. Even if there was, they should have fixed it in the areas affected instead of deciding to tear down all the apartments and town homes.

Ariana

i think this is just another example of SMU adhering to its own perception of laws and decency. they keep raising tuition, which not only affects people who came in under a lower tuition rate, but gives almost no turnout in light of the higher cost of education; students expect to see something,ANYTHING, for their cash, but instead all they get is another mud-filled construction site that is never finished before they graduate. if they want to put the presidential library on our campus, they should put it where one of the worthless administrative buildings are, including, say, the SMU PD building.

andre, student