Sing Song Stories – which fairytale stole the show?
You might think you know how your favorite fairy tales end, but SMU’s 28th consecutive year of Sing Song proved that an alternate spin on your favorite tale could be just as fun.
Author: Tess Griesedieck
Unsolicited advice: resume edition
Advice from a graduating senior on how to take advantage of the resume-building options around you.
How the Residential Commons Will Affect Scholars Programs
Programs that have always had their students live together will experience great change next year with the residential commons. However, directors see the benefit beyond the change and say how the switch is even flattering.
E-Cigarettes: The new fad for the uninformed
E-cigarettes seem to be catching on but a lack of regulation or studies may provide reason to worry.
Kindertransport: A way out for the children inside
Kindertransport was the sanctioned movement of children out of Nazi occupied countries before the start of World War II. This process was able to save around 10,000 children from the horrors of concentration camps, but left them with other scars from their experience.
Students call attention to domestic violence at symposium
SMU graduates and undergraduates gather together to bring attention to the issue of domestic violence.