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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.
Sophomore Travis Nolan speaks about his interest and hobby in origami folding
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.
Cayla Atha promotes healthy living through her cooking blog
SMU Junior Anna Butcher has written a short film, titled “Heavenly Bodies,” to be released next spring
As final exams approach, find out some of the best places for SMU students to hit the books.
AAPI representation isn’t talked about as much as it should be. A panel brought together by SMU explores how we can enable these students by using efficient resources and making changes on campus.
Students speak about their experiences with Best Buddies SMU
Students from all corners of campus have began campaigning for a spot in 109th Student Senate, and it’s up to the rest of us to decide who will sit in the chambers. Learn exactly who this year’s candidates and decide exactly who you want to represent you.
Raised by a single mom who never went to college, SMU’s First Generation co-founder Abena Marfo paved her own way. Set to graduate in May, she leaves behind a legacy for years to come.
