Tarana Burke Continues to Empower Women to say “Me Too”at 57th Women’s Symposium
The activist and founder of the Me Too movement headlined SMU’s 2022 Women’s Symposium.
Author: Audrey Mcclure
What is Going on With Coursicle?
Users of the popular course-building website have been receiving unusual push notifications from its founder, who appears to have taken to social media to campaign for mental health awareness on college campuses.
All Classes Online Thursday and Friday, Employees Recommended to “Remain at Home”
All Thursday and Friday classes were moved online via an early morning announcement Thursday.
UPDATED: Classes Moved Online Thursday and Friday
After Wednesday evening classes were moved online, Thursday and Friday classes were moved online per a 6 a.m. announcement Thursday.
SMU Aims to Hold Classes In-Person as DFW Faces Winter Storm Watch
As DFW prepares for its second winter storm in as many years, SMU says it intends to hold classes and events in person.
Riders Lack Communication on SMU Shuttle Stop Changes
Construction-related route changes to SMU campus shuttles have created confusion among both riders and bus drivers.
SMU Suffers “Disappointing” 48-14 Loss to Cincinnati in Last Regular Away Game
SMU ends its last regular away game with a crushing 48-14 loss to #3 Cincinnati.
Free Movie Weekend at Oak Cliff’s Historic Texas Theatre
The Texas Theatre near Oak Cliff’s Bishop Arts district is offering free movies, popcorn and swag bags for the first 500 customers through Friday, Oct. 22 to Sunday, Oct. 24.
“Joining the Race is not the Same as Winning” – David Wallace-Wells Shares Urgency of Climate Action at SMU
Climate journalist David Wallace-Wells warned of the rapid pace of climate change, and the urgently needed human response at SMU’s Gartner Lecture Series in Dallas Hall’s McCord Auditorium Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021.
SMU Lifts Temporary Mask Mandate
SMU will no longer mandate masks in indoor campus spaces, but teachers will still be allowed to require masks in their classes.