The Fine Print: “Do As I Say, Not Who I Did” Book Review
You won’t find Ali Drucker’s new book on college hookups at the SMU Bookstore – but you should.
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Grad Students with Children Find Success With Support from Advisors, Family
Student parents face financial and time-related hurdles that can make it difficult to pursue a degree, but having a flexible advisor and supportive partner lightens the burden, allowing the students to focus on their education.
SMU Students Host First Large-Scale Pride Event at SMU
SMU students with the Pride Project hosted the inaugural Pride Visibility Day on campus last Friday. It’s the first-ever large-scale pride event at SMU.
Students Maintain Best Buddies Relationships Throughout Pandemic
Students speak about their experiences with Best Buddies SMU
“Launching While Female” Author Speaks on the Entrepreneurial Gender Gap
The author of Launching While Female, Susanne Althoff, spoke at the William O’Neil Lecture in Business Journalism on Tuesday evening
Icy Roads Cause Crashes Around SMU
When SMU student George O’Brien found his car slipping uncontrollably just outside Eastline Residences, he became one of hundreds of Dallas drivers who fell victim to icy roads in yet another bout of severe winter weather this month.
NFL Athlete, Former SMU Alumnus Unveils Collection, Conversation About Black Art
Former SMU football player Kelvin Beachum’s recent art donation centers on Black identity, representation, empowerment, and the gaze.
VIDEO: SMU Keeps Mask Optional, Faculty Senate Disagrees
SMU returns to in-person learning with no mask mandate on campus despite soaring omicron infection numbers, and the “majority” of Faculty Senate disagrees.
Christian, Queer and Confident
For centuries, queerness and Christianity were seen as incompatible worlds. Now, an increasingly visible queer student population is challenging who a Christian can be.
Can Tiny Homes Help Solve the Housing Crisis in North Texas?
As property prices soar and new residents continue to pour into Texas, tiny houses offer a potential foothold for some to obtain affordable housing.