Daily Campus

SMU's Ike Ofoegbu attempts a game-tying three-point basket against Memphis' Robert Dozier during Saturday's game at Moody Coliseum. The Mustangs almost pulled off an upset of the sixth-ranked Tigers, losing 64-61. (0) comments

by Kelsey Jukam, News Editor, kjukam@smu.edu

Students, faculty and staff gathered in the Hughes-Trigg Commons Monday to participate in an open forum about the George W. Bush Library and Institute. The University Honors Program, the SMU Young Conservatives of Texas and the SMU Democrats sponsored the forum. (4) comments

by Sommer Saadi, Contributing Writer, ssaadi@smu.edu

Grabbing a copy of The Daily Campus, William McElvaney takes a seat in front of the Student Media Company office in Hughes-Trigg. He glances at the opinion section and smiles after noticing another piece on the Bush Library has been published. He says he notices that a new piece is published nearly every day. (0) comments

by Caitlin Booker, Contributing Writer, cebooker@smu.edu

Four years after Flip Caderao rapped about SMU life into a dingy microphone on the computer in his apartment bedroom, the famous "SMU Song" lives on in the mp3 folders of SMU graduates and undergraduates everywhere. The original "SMU Song," a lighthearted satire about life at SMU, has become an underground SMU cult classic with its references to Bishop Boulevard, Beemers, Lexuses, Peruna and Greek life. (1) comment

by Mark Norris, Editor In Chief, mnorris@smu.edu

Richard Sweet's office is hard to find. Tucked away behind the will call window of Moody Coliseum is the closet-sized space Sweet is using to plan SMU's comeback - not on the athletic field, but in the stands. The SMU graduate is back on campus to tackle a job he says is the biggest challenge of his career: making SMU athletics relevant to the student body and the people of Dallas. (0) comments