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.
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Holocaust survivor and SMU honorary doctorate Max Glauben dies at 94
Glauben is survived by his wife of almost 69 years, Frieda, their three children, seven grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.
Advancing AAPI Representation: A collective story of voices
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.
As Dallas County No Longer Requires Masks in Public Settings, SMU Professors Follow Suit
As Dallas County relaxes its mask requirements, so do classes on campus.
Meadows Museum Presents: Palabras Vacias (Empty Words) by 2022 Venice Biennale Artist Ignasi Aballí
Meadows presents its most contemporary piece of the year with the induction of work by the prominent Spanish artist Ignasi Aballí.
SMU provides ways for Mustangs to help Ukraine
The Russian attack is taking place thousands of miles away, but students still have plenty of opportunities to show their support for Ukraine as it faces attacks from Russia.
Electro-Indie Group half•alive Offers Dallas a Spectacle of Gleaming Choreography and Harmonious Melodies
The Long Beach-based American band, half•alive headlined at The Echo Lounge & Music Hall for their recently released album, Give Me Your Shoulders, Pt.1.
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.
Bay Ledges Lights Up Trees in Dallas For the Last Leg of the Water Your Garden Tour
Indie electro-pop artist Bay Ledges opens up for the Magic City Hippies on the “Water Your Garden” Tour in Dallas.
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.