SMU Faces Lawsuit: Online Semester is not what Students ‘bargained for’
The suit claims students are entitled to a partial tuition refund after approximately 59% of the spring 2020 semester went online.
Tag: 2020
Current Issues in the News, Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Coming up, as COVID-19 cases continue to surge, more events cancel, we’ll give you the latest. Plus, SMU-TV’s Will Martinelli gives you an update from Philadelphia. And, be sure to … Read More
Current Issues in the News, Friday, February 21, 2020
This week in Current Issues in the News, Anchor Haley Mnick will tell you about the verdict of the man responsible for killing a Richardson police officer just two years … Read More
The Daily Update, Monday, February 17, 2020
Anchors Shelby Fishman and Kiley Hession give you details about the Americans who were on the Diamond cruise ship. Plus, Mississippi is in a state of emergency. And, What-a-Wedding it … Read More
The Daily Update, Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Anchors Kiley Hession and May Bolte tell you about the aftermath of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales. Also, watch highlights from SMU’s annual Celebration of Lights and find out who … Read More
Eataly is coming to Dallas!
What to look forward to at NorthPark Center in 2020
Presidential candidates, saying you support Medicare for All isn’t enough anymore
Democratic candidates need to get stronger on healthcare, and that means embracing a federal single-payer system.
Democrats’ only hope: Left
On the very left of the political spectrum, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez represents hope for a necessary change in the Democratic Party.