The Bells That Toll for All To Hear
The SMU carillon has brought music to campus for 70 years. For the first time, the Daily Campus takes you inside.
Category: Culture
Viet Cá Phe Celebrates French-Vietnamese Culture on Dallas Hall Lawn
The Vietnamese Student Association brings a French inspired celebration to Dallas Hall Lawn.
Does Movie Length Matter?
Movie goers have seen the run times of movies slowly start to grow in recent months. These past two weeks have seen the premiere of two movies that are each almost three hours long.
Meadows Museum Presents: Palabras Vacias (Empty Words) by 2022 Venice Biennale Artist Ignasi Aballí
Meadows presents its most contemporary piece of the year with the induction of work by the prominent Spanish artist Ignasi Aballí.
SMU residential commons celebrates Mardi Gras
Ware Commons invites students to get in the Mardi Gras spirit with their annual event.
How Downtown Dallas Parks Are Changing the Urban Landscape
The development of four new priority parks along with the success of Klyde Warren Park has spurred a transformation in Dallas.
Another ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’: Worth the Watch?
Netflix’s new Texas Chainsaw Massacre kind of sucks – and director David Blue Garcia knows it.
Meadows Museum Becomes First US Gallery to Host Famous Murillo Narrative Series
SMU’s Meadows Museum will display the U.S. debut of Murillo’s “Picturing The Prodigal Son” exhibit.
International Films Take Center Stage
The SMU Russian Club kicked off the seventh annual World Languages and Literatures International Film Festival with their featured film “Love and Pigeons.”
Russian Club Hosts Documentary Screening With Acclaimed Director Vitaly Mansky
The Russian Club recently hosted a screening of a documentary on former USSR president Mikhail Gorbachev