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 »
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 »
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 »
What does it mean to be Black in 2020? SMU theatre's collaboration with alum Regina Taylor, the black album.2020.resistance, shows you. More »
Livestreams provide new opportunities for SMU dance performances this season. More »
The exhibition, Alonso Berruguete: First Sculptor of Renaissance Spain, will be the first major U.S. exhibition dedicated to Berruguete and the Meadows Museum will be the first institution outside of Spain to devote an exhibition to him. More »
Every two years, film students from Meadows come together to create a new and entirely student-led film production. These films can gather audiences far beyond the Hilltop. More »
Around the world, museums, galleries, art fairs, and auction houses are turning to the internet to create online art experiences amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are a few great virtual and free alternatives to art viewing for this summer. More »
Big changes are coming to the SMU class catalog beginning in Fall 2020, especially for the Meadows School of the Arts. What does this mean for SMU and its students? More »
In the wake of COVID-19, the Meadows Museum will close to the public until at least early April. More »
Spring concert honors Emily Rich Summers and students of the Meadows Scholars Program. More »
The moody Danish prince Hamlet returns to Southern Methodist University in February after fifteen years. This time, he’s played by three actors. More »