Human Rights Trip Canceled For First Time In History
The cancellation of the Human Rights Poland pilgrimage comes same year as trip’s 25th anniversary
Author: Kate Mcleod
Remembering Trustee Edwin L. Cox Sr.
The longtime University supporter’s legacy is one of service, selflessness
Family of Fatally Shot SMU Student Offers $25,000 Reward for Information Leading to Killers’ Arrest
Jaden Urrea’s family and Dallas Police Department are still searching for his killers.
Remembering Robert “Jaden” Urrea
The SMU community remembers the second-year student who was fatally shot Saturday morning.
19-year-old Student Fatally Shot in Downtown Dallas
Police are investigating the death of Robert Urrea, class of 2023
Students Experience Anti-Asian Racism During Pandemic
COVID-19 Brings an Increase of Anti-Asian Racism, Discrimination to America
U.S. Representative Colin Allred Discusses COVID-19, Lowering College Costs
Colin Allred shares his thoughts on the coronavirus and higher education.
Meet Republican Nominee for Congress Genevieve Collins
Collins addresses her stances on technology, the economy and student loans.
SMU’s New Provost on How the University Will Approach the Fall Semester
A few changes will be made to classes in the era of COVID-19.
SMU Community Responds to New ICE Regulations that Could Force International Students to Leave the U.S.
The SMU community is responding to the possibility that International students may be forced to leave their lives in the U.S. behind and return home if the fall semester is online.