Whether you know him or not, chances are good Marcus Smith has helped you at least once during your time at SMU. Smith is the SMU mail center site supervisor. From Monday to Saturday, you’ll find him hard at work checking packages into the system, giving stude... More »
It’s a typical Tuesday night, as 50 students enthusiastically twirl, dip and step in tune to the music in studio E in Dedman Center for Lifetime Sports. SMU Ballroom is a student organization that people use to make new friends and learn how to dance. The gr... More »
On-campus child care is crucial to parents, both nationally and on the SMU campus – and big things are coming for the university’s center. It’s moving from the little basement in Hawk Hall to an 80,000 square foot lot on sorority row next year. Construction is... More »
*Editor’s Note: 11:50 a.m. Nov. 29 – This story has been edited throughout. SMU Chi Omegas modeled clothes from local Dallas stores to support the North Texas Make-A-Wish Foundation and help kids battling illnesses. Make-A-Wish strengthens and empowers childre... More »
SMU students gathered Monday night at the flagpole on Dallas Hall lawn to enjoy free food and socialize with Panhellenic women. “I came to this event to get to know some of the sorority girls better and have some familiar faces during rush,” freshman Caroline ... More »
*Editor’s Note: 8:25 p.m. Nov. 7 – This story has been edited throughout. SMU students popped the stigma surrounding mental health by throwing darts at paint balloons on Tuesday on the Clements Hall lawn. Popping balloons with different negative phrases writte... More »
In case you were wondering, the construction happening on sorority row that’s messing with your parking is for a new SMU daycare facility. Parking and construction officials met with SMU sorority women Tuesday, Sept. 19 at the Alpha Chi Omega house to address ... More »
Editor’s note: This story has been updated throughout. SMU students gathered last Wednesday afternoon on the Dallas Hall lawn to eat free food and learn about how they can get involved in the Dallas community. Nearly 500 students attended Program Council’s thi... More »
The list is in. Fifty-one students learned on Friday, Aug. 25 that they would be in the University’s most highly prized financial program: Alts. Of the new class members, 12 are females and 39 are males. The median GPA for this group of students is a 3.9 and t... More »
