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Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, spoke at the Tate Lecture about the changing economic world and adverse situations that the pandemic has brought upon in the past year.
The 19th, founded by women journalists strives to engage the nation in civil dialogue and be a news organization that brings underrepresented voices to the media.
Rick Steves, a travel writer and TV host, talked about the relationship between travel and world perspectives at McFarlin Auditorium.
What started as a small project to spread autism awareness turned into a touching look into the lives of families coping with autism.
Jim Moroney, retired publisher of The Dallas Morning News, spoke of public mistrust in the media at the 19th annual Sammons Media Ethics Lecture.
Pulitzer Prize winning author Lawrence Wright came to SMU to speak about Texas, politics and his newest book.
An international climate change expert says students need to take the Earth’s changing climate seriously at a lecture Tuesday evening in Dallas Hall.
A Native American advocate said Thursday that Americans need to be better educated on what happened to indigenous people during the Civil War.
It was 6:45 p.m., and a gentleman came over the microphone to break the news everyone feared. “Folks, I’m sorry. But it’s going to be standing room only.” The SMU … Read More
In observation of the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the Meadows Division of Film and Media Arts and the Division of Journalism present a free … Read More
