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: Politics
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.
Russia Gets the Cold Shoulder
By Tyler Clure, Joe Ridgeway, Grace Lawrence, Cortney Steinhoff, and Melia Masumoto Fashion Industry The fashion industry is beginning to cut ties with Russia after their invasion of Ukraine. Among … Read More
Primary Results: Abbott and O’Rourke To Face Off Again For Governor; Paxton Heads for a Runoff
Texas voters in the 2022 Primary Election faced significant restrictions when deciding Democratic and Republican candidates for county, state, and federal seats.
Student Opinions on the New Abortion Law
Watch to hear some students’ opinions on the new Texas abortion law.
OPINION: SMU Students’ Performative Activism Often Ignores International Issues Including Ugandan Censorship
SMU’s culture of “social justice warriors” lacks awareness of international issues.
Biden’s Win Provides Hope for Some Students and Concerns for Others
After the challenges that 2020 has brought with it, some are expecting a positive change with Joe Biden. Others believe he is an added challenge.
President Turner’s Reminders for Election Day
President Turner addresses the SMU community regarding Election Day on Nov. 3.
Dallas GOP Meets Virtually to Discuss Tuesday’s Election
The Dallas GOP meets remotely to discuss the upcoming election.
Meet U.S. Senate Nominee MJ Hegar
MJ Hegar discusses her position on COVID-19, education, and LGBTQ+ rights.