Lucky's Hot Chicken recently opened up right across from SMU, taking over the old Digg's location. This new restaurant includes retro vibes and brings Nashville Hot Fried Chicken to the Heart of Dallas. More »
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. More »
“American Octet,” a composition by SMU Graduate Student, Spencer Adom Roberts, will be debuting this weekend. More »
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 »