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UPDATE: WEDNESDAY CLASSES CANCELED

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Thursday, February 09, 2023

Author: Charleigh Berry

Speaker inspires students and faculty to address social media’s impact on mental health
Health and Wellness News

Speaker inspires students and faculty to address social media’s impact on mental health

Charleigh Berry November 12, 2018

SMU Health Center speaks about social media addiction and mental health.

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SMU bookstore fights back with Amazon prices

Charleigh Berry May 16, 2017

Most students think going to the book store for textbooks is a tribulation. Battling long lines and cramped shelves is not a fun to start a semester, especially to find … Read More

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Arts & Culture

Camp McElvaney helps students de-stress before finals week

Charleigh Berry April 30, 2017

*Editor’s Note: 11:36 a.m. May 9 – This story has been edited throughout. McElvaney Commons hosted their inaugural Camp McElvaney end of the year celebration on Thursday to signify the … Read More

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TEDxSMU will host second annual Student Speaker Competition
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TEDxSMU will host second annual Student Speaker Competition

Charleigh Berry April 27, 2017

The winner of the Student Speaker Competition will win a spot at the fall TEDx annual conference.

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Health center policy puts class attendance at risk
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Health center policy puts class attendance at risk

Charleigh Berry April 24, 2017

Running a 102-degree fever isn’t the best way to start off a week. Sophomore Tierney Fortner woke up one morning feeling horrible and running a high fever. Fortner knew she … Read More

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Meadows museum to open Picasso exhibition

Charleigh Berry April 3, 2017

Looking for a piece of history to explore this summer? The Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University will honor Pablo Picasso’s Guernica through their exhibition: Picasso’s Dream and Life of … Read More

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Student senate applications close March 24

Charleigh Berry March 27, 2017

  The student senate applications to run for a position closed on Friday, March 24 at 5 p.m. There was also a meeting on Sunday, March 26, for those who … Read More

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Feminism panel promotes an everlasting fight for gender equality

Charleigh Berry March 22, 2017

SMU’s Feminist Equality Movement (FEM) held a panel on women’s issues March 21. Panelists said while equality laws have been passed, and work has been done, there will never be an end to the efforts of ending discrimination.

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Eric Meeks speaks on history of U.S.-Mexico border and the current national debate

Charleigh Berry February 21, 2017

*Editor’s Note: 3:45 p.m. March 1 – This story has been edited throughout. Clements Senior Fellow for the Study of Southwestern America, Eric Meeks discussed the history of the U.S.-Mexico border and its subsequent … Read More

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