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Notre Dame history professor at SMU: Permanent damage by humans has already affected the Earth
New technology and innovations have transformed the planet like never before and that is what has led to the Anthropocene. More »
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Meet SMU presidential historian Dr. Jeffrey Engel
Dr. Jeffrey Engel is more than one of the most acclaimed presidential historians. More »
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SMU hosts lecture on 1918 flu epidemic
Members of the SMU community filled the Gene and Jerry Jones Great Hall in Meadows Museum on Feb. 22 to learn about the evolution of the flu virus since 1918. During a flu season that has seen abnormally large numbers of illnesses, hospitalizations and death, ... More »
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Meadows Museum lecture on murder mystery book series
*Editor’s Note: 10:30 p.m. Feb. 27 – This story has been edited throughout. SMU professor emireta of Art History Alessandra Comini presented on the history that inspired her Megan Crespi mystery series Thursday evening in the Bob and Jean Smith Auditorium. Com... More »
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Hillary Clinton and the pantsuit: a match made in political heaven
Hillary Clinton's career-long relationship with pantsuits isn't just a fashion choice, it's a nod to the century old fight for women's equality. More »
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Award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns speaks at Tate Lecture Series Tuesday
Award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns speaks at the SMU Tate Lecture Series Dec. 1. More »
A sad repeat of history
During America’s period of segregation, minority voice rarely made it onto the hallowed pages of the nation’s top opinion sections. Minorities were never given a powerful tool to battle misperception and prejudice. Instead, others spoke for them and discourse ... More »
