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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.
SMU’s culture of “social justice warriors” lacks awareness of international issues.
I am a sophomore from Atlanta, GA majoring in International Studies and Public Policy with minors in Spanish, History, Human Rights. In Senate I have served as a Pre-Major Senator the past two years, and on the Diversity and Inclusion Committee and the Organizations Committee. I had the opportunity to serve as Student Foundation’s Campus Events Committee Philanthropy chair in the craziness that was 2020. Through all of my leadership I have loved representing the student voice.
The final presidential debate was live-streamed at SMU both in-person and virtually on Thursday night and participants said that it was much more civil than the previous debate.
With debates and elections filling all of our news outlets and conversations, journalism students took to asking Dr. Sam Martin about her advice for voters.
Here are brief summaries of your options for Dallas’ next mayor.
See what’s in store for Texas after the election. Jake Eichsteadt and Caroline Hogan have the results.
Tensions rise during the 9pm election update…See what happens.
Dallas County Democrats concede at Dallas Hyatt Regency on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
U.S. elections as of 9:51 p.m.
