Practitioners of suspension say the method is therapeutic.

More and more Protestants are attending Saturday services in lieu of the traditional Sunday service. Highland Park United Methodist Church recently joined this growing club. 

The crime-driven South Dallas has seen drastic change in the recent years, causing hope for the children in these underprivileged communities.
 

With a diverse student body from around the country, SMU students have mixed feelings about getting married after graduation.

Two unlikely young professionals start their own ice cream business that will leave you begging for more.

Fun things to do around SMU if you're in summer school

There are tons of activities within road tripping distance from SMU. Awesome cities yet to be explored, amusement parks of all kinds, outdoor adventures and tons of different restaurants to try. While some trips might be minutes away others might be better suited for a weekend. Keep reading to find out the next place to put on your bucket list.

University of North Texas in Dallas looks to students for growth and development.

With the popularity of poker on the rise, Texas lawmakers are attempting to pass a piece of legislation that would give players a reason to keep their money in state.

As the number of students discovering various social media outlets in recent years has increased, so has the number of teachers banning computers from classrooms. 

President Alvaro Uribe spoke passionately about Colombia’s political and economic climate, especially its natural resources, Tuesday at the final Tate Lecture of the year. “Colombia has enormous resources,” Uribe said. “We do not need to cut the jungle down.

Starting at a new school. Moving to a new town. Working a new job. These are all things that most people do in their lives, and each comes with its challenges. One of the most prominent challenges in each situation? Meeting new people. SMU student Coby Marcum saw this first hand.

While most SMU students tucked away into libraries in preparation for finals yesterday, several took a study break and went to Barr Pool to lay back, soak up some sun, and watch the SMU wakeboarding team do some “sick” tricks. Nine wakeboarders competed in a best trick competition, judged by professional wake boarders Cody Johnson and John Deere.

Over a span 39 years at The Dallas Morning News, Carolyn Barta worked her way to reach her dream of covering government and politics. She paved the way for women journalists as she worked through the barriers present at the time against women.  Today, as a professor of practice at SMU, Barta continues to leave behind a legacy with her students. 

Blogs are not just a fun way to express thoughts; they are playing a key role in the educational and professional worlds.

The always-candid Jan Strimple shares how she rose to be Bob Mackie’s muse and Dallas’ premiere event producer—not to mention a mentor, philanthropist and wife.

Bryan Broaddus, former NFL scout and personnel man, has transitioned to work on another side of sports-- the media. 

Two SMU alum and fraternity brothers bring a unique dining experience to Uptown this summer.

New questions were raised last week after reports of chemical warfare by the Assad regime and rebel forces came to light. Following Israeli missile attacks on Syrian munitions sources, the issue is becoming increasingly focused in the immediate Middle Eastern area.

International students must overcome many factors in order to succeed, often including a language barrier and a culture shock. Michael Tran is one example. He has overcome these factors and has the perfect business plan, but he is facing a new problem — time. 

Some popular supplements containing the stimulant ingredient dimethylamylamine have been made illegal by the Federal and Drug Administration due to potentially deadly risks. 

A feature on Bryan Broaddus, former NFL scout and personnel man, and the transition he has made to work on the media side of sports. 

SMU students speak about their experiences and challenges they have faced because of their notable backgrounds.

SMU freshman Charlie Weber said he watched in horror as his friend snuck in a text while driving down Hillcrest Road in Dallas. Weber, a Kansas native, has been accustomed to a ban on texting while driving, and back home it was rare to see friends or family pull out their phone on the road.

 On Saturday afternoons, it is a common sight on the boulevard. As students head to the library or rush to meet up with friends, a married pair triumphantly emerges from Perkins Chapel. Many students stop to watch as the bride and groom take their first steps as a married couple.

Engaged Learning provides a learning experience through student-driven, goal-orientated project anywhere in the world. This year 65 students were approved for Engaged Learning projects for the 2013 to 2014 year. Fifty-five projects are brand new and 10 are continuing from last year.