Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, spoke at the Tate Lecture about the changing economic world and adverse situations that the pandemic has brought upon in the past year. More »
The SMU Daily Campus, SMU Look, and SMU-TV took home a total of 16 awards at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association's award ceremony, which recognizes excellence in student media from universities across the state. More »
Eric Andre's newest hidden-camera prank film "Bad Trip" brings his brand of absurdity and surreal humor to the road movie genre and unsuspecting civilians across the U.S. More »
Instead of buying bundles of channels packaged by TV providers, consumers have a variety of streaming services to subscribe to. This has created a new problem for consumers, which should they choose? More »
The 19th*'s success highlights the power of nonprofit news. More »
Although the performing arts industry faces an uphill battle as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, SMU dance seniors make the most of the virtual landscape with online classes, virtual conventions, and video auditions. More »
SMU students discuss their perspectives on Black History Month. More »
The 19th, founded by women journalists strives to engage the nation in civil dialogue and be a news organization that brings underrepresented voices to the media. More »
Japanese creative collective, millennium parade, seeks to create art and music that rebels against the ever-expanding world of J-Pop. Their first album, THE MILLENNIUM PARADE, does just this. More »
From conversations with President Turner to discussions of George Floyd, Shara Jeyarajah is talking about every angle of racial justice at SMU. More »
Up for business and opened less than a month ago, The Berni Bean Coffee shop provides a new quiet, comfortable environment for local Dallas residents and SMU students. More »
David W. Jacobson's new album "POTUS" commemorates the forgettable or even heinous individuals who have taken on the role of Commander in Chief More »