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SMU announced the launch of “SMU Ignited,” a new $1.5 billion campaign that aims to boost SMU’s research standing, provide greater financial support and increase the university’s community partnerships.
SMU lowers operational level to “Moderate” as reported cases decrease.
SMU’s President R. Gerald Turner doubled-down on the university’s support of women’s basketball coach Travis Mays.
The national college admissions scandal has rocked hundreds of families, and R. Gerald Turner issued a formal letter to the student body.
Aside from a small seal in the bottom lefthand corner, that simply reads “Southern Methodist University Dining Services,” the purpose of this drive is not made clear to students.
During the Board of Trustees’ quarterly meeting May 5, current SMU President R. Gerald Turner agreed to a five-year extension of his contract, meaning President Turner will continue serving until … Read More
SMU celebrated the re-opening of parts of Fondren Library after undergoing renovations Friday. With a ceremony starting at 12:30 p.m. guests, faculty, staff, students and alumni were invited to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony, followed by tours of the new reading room.
SMU Faculty Club Luncheon hosts SMU President Gerald Turner to discuss the next 100 years of SMU
SMU is seeking input from the campus community on whether the University should opt out of Senate Bill 11. The “campus carry” law allows concealed carry of handguns on university campuses and will be in full effect next August.
SMU President R. Gerald Turner released a statement Tuesday addressing further actions the University is taking to increase diversity on campus. Student Senate is making progress on various legislation.
