SMU Law students counsel detained immigrants during spring break
Eight SMU Law students travelled to the Karnes Family Detention Center during spring break to counsel undocumented immigrants seeking asylum in the U.S.
Author: Alyssa Wentzel
Former Mexican president Felipe Calderon visits SMU
SMU’s chapter of Association of Mexican Entrepreneurs (AEM) will welcome former Mexican president Felipe Calderon to speak on campus Thursday, March 30.
Meet the Board: SMU elects 7 new Board of Trustee members
SMU elects seven new members to the Board of Trustees.
Two new Faculty in Residence join Residential Commons
Vice President for Student Affairs Pamela Anthony and Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Steven Currall announced the appointment of two new Faculty in Residence in an email to SMU students April 19.
Mustangs for Life responds to critique of ‘Memorial of Innocents’
Mustangs for Life set up an art display of over 2,000 crosses on Dallas Hall Lawn as a “Memorial of Innocents” April 17. The group says each cross represents an abortion performed in the United States during a single day.
10 ways to celebrate National Pet Day
April 11 has become a day that unites animal lovers around the world.
SMU CIO Michael Condon resigns without successor
SMU’s $1.5 billion endowment is left without an overseer as chief investment officer and treasurer, Michael Condon, resigns.
SMU OIT issues phishing alert
SMU emails face phishing attacks in recent weeks, potentially compromising students’ digital security.
Celebrate irrationally this Pi Day
While this mathematical constant never repeats itself, Pi Day comes full circle once a year on March 14. Also marking Albert Einstein’s birthday, Pi Day is the day that gives … Read More
Navy SEAL receives Medal of Honor from President Obama
U.S. Navy SEAL Edward Byers is the first living SEAL since the Vietnam War to be awarded the Medal of Honor for his role in rescuing an American hostage from … Read More