Folding origami can help build wells in Africa
Little folds of paper that end up being cows and bulls are not just paper for the people of Uganda.
Category: Arts & Culture
Shopping Digitally in a Post-Pandemic World
COVID-19 has transformed the fashion industry into one focused on e-commerce.
How to give the Hope Show… Hope
The once-a-semester showcase of Meadows students is hardly known to the wider student body at SMU.
The Lone Crocheter
SMU student hopes to find friendships and trade secrets around her craft.
SMU Journalism Professor Brings Her Vivacious Personality and New York Experiences to the Classrooms of Umphrey Lee
They call her “Little Miss Southern” in the Big Apple, but Aiden calls her mom. Magazine editor Andrea Arterbery hit the journalism jackpot and learned lessons every ambitious writer should know.
Fusion of Styles Brings Originality to Choreographer’s Vision
From choreographing in New York City to influencing college students, Mark Burrell’s impact and individuality is admired beyond the dance floor.
A New Beginning for SYZYGY
Meadows School of the Arts contemporary ensemble is back in concert.
“Smile” Review
“Smile” was good – if you don’t think too long about it.
Taylor Swift Has Finally Let Me Down
With the recent release of her tenth original studio album “Midnights,” I can’t say I’ve ever been this lukewarm about something Taylor Swift has produced.
COIN Visits an Underwhelming SMU Student Body
The indie-pop band COIN visited SMU on Thursday night.