Art from the Imprisoned
Dallas-based nonprofit Miles of Freedom partners with the Pollock Gallery in “The Arts of Oppression” exhibition.
Category: Culture
Turner’s Leadership Shaped by His Christian Faith
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.
The 19th*, Through the Eyes of Emily Ramshaw
The 19th*’s success highlights the power of nonprofit news.
Black History Month Through the Eyes of SMU Students
SMU students discuss their perspectives on Black History Month.
Trendy Costa Rican-Inspired Coffee Shop Opens Near SMU
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.
Kendra Scott Continues to Empower Women Leaders in a Male-Dominated Business World
Women can dominate the business world too.
Sculptural Installation to Debut in Dallas
An interactive, multisensory installation that has been presented in cities such as Miami and Madrid has come to Dallas this year.
Meditation: A Must for Finals Season
As the stresses and worries of finals approaches in the midst of an unprecedented fall semester, university students should seriously consider practicing meditation as an avenue for relief and rejuvenation.
Get to Know Homecoming Queen Kat Wright
Kat Wright shares her thoughts on winning the title of Homecoming Queen.
Interview with Dallas-Based Artist Jeremiah Onifadé: Maintaining the Childhood Artistic Spirit
Jeremiah Onifadé delves into his latest artworks, as well as his upcoming 2021 exhibition plans at the local gallery, Site 131, encouraging students to keep their “childhood artistic spirit close to their hearts.”