Americans Are Trusting Less
Tate Lecture panelists discussed the consequences of America’s waning trust in the context of both domestic and international politics.
Category: News
Hurricane Ian Doesn’t Spare SMU Students
Hurricane Ian continues inland in Florida, but SMU students and athletics are feeling the impact in Dallas.
Last Call for Study Abroad
You don’t want to miss out. Applications close October 1.
Meadows School of the Arts Welcomes Students in with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Meadows School of the Arts Students Receive an “Inspiring Transformation”
Weekend Guide: Family, Friends and Enemies to Gather for SMU and TCU Rivalry
This weekend calls for parents, guardians and friends to gather at University Park for the annual Iron Skillet. Here’s a guide to celebrating the tradition and things to do this weekend.
Traitor, Loser, Snake: Sonny Dykes’s image “irreparable” to SMU students and fans
Former SMU head coach returns to Dallas Saturday with bitter rivals TCU for Iron Skillet game against SMU.
SMU/TCU football brings out the best in family rivalry
The Battle of the Iron Skillet is back at the Hilltop this week for the first time in four years but, that’s not the only rivalry on campus this weekend. SMU Parent’s Weekend brings a different kind of rivalry, one between siblings — and sometimes parents.
Determined SMU Student Seeks Perfection in Opera
SMU opera singer performed Friday night at the Dallas Museum of Art.
SMU Students Featured at Local DJ Event
SMU students were featured Thursday in a local DJ event in Dallas hosted by 1st Gen.
SMU plans to prepare students for the polls
SMU students can register to vote on campus from noon to 2 p.m. Friday in the Fondren Library Collaborative Commons.