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When SMU student George O’Brien found his car slipping uncontrollably just outside Eastline Residences, he became one of hundreds of Dallas drivers who fell victim to icy roads in yet another bout of severe winter weather this month.
Former SMU football player Kelvin Beachum’s recent art donation centers on Black identity, representation, empowerment, and the gaze.
SMU returns to in-person learning with no mask mandate on campus despite soaring omicron infection numbers, and the “majority” of Faculty Senate disagrees.
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.
Students have been navigating the effects of the Meadows construction for two years. Here’s an inside look at how the project is going.
Over the past year, SMU has made progress to meet the needs of Muslim students, including adding Halal meat in the dining halls and centralized spaces for pre-prayer washing.
Students from culturally diverse backgrounds have found a home on campus through Multicultural Greek Council organizations. But, despite the essential service they provide, MGC membership is on the decline.
Religious beliefs are often incredibly influential in shaping how we interact with the world. For President Turner, Christianity has fundamentally changed the way he leads.
Being able to return to in-person Mass has brought many Catholic students comfort and community.
Steven Crowder returns to SMU for the third time, and students have mixed feelings.
