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.
Author: Audrey Mcclure
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.
Man Fatally Shot Near Snider Plaza
A fatal shooting by the Shell gas station on Lovers Lane occurred the evening of Tuesday, Oct. 5.
“SMU Ignited”: SMU Announnces Record-Breaking $1.5 Billion Campaign
SMU announced the launch of “SMU Ignited,” a new $1.5 billion campaign that aims to boost SMU’s research standing, provide greater financial support and increase the university’s community partnerships.
TribFest 2021: Bringing “Texas to the World, and the World to Texas.”
Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith wants to “bring Texas to the world, and the world to Texas,” with the paper’s annual “TribFest” featuring major speakers like Pete Buttigieg, Beto O’Rourke, Karl Rove, and more.
BREAKING: SMU Temporarily Re-Mandates Masks
SMU re-mandates masks indoors as the Delta variant drives surges of COVID-19 cases in Dallas.
SMU Faculty Urge University to Require Vaccinations, Reinstate Masks and Greater Air Intake On-Campus
Despite SMU’s hopes to conduct a fully in-person fall semester free of mask mandates and COVID-19 protocols, recent case surges in Texas have led SMU Faculty Senate to adopt resolutions urging SMU to re-instate masking, require vaccination, and improve building ventilation before the fall semester begins.
Texas Universities Consider Online ‘Paradigm Shift’ for Fall and Beyond
The pandemic’s push online was initially borne out of necessity, but now educators are looking at the ways they can continue to implement the lessons from online learning to improve education and combat institutional inequities.