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By: Morgan McCullough With final exams approaching, Fondren Library buzzes with flipping pages, packed study rooms, and Starbucks lines stretched across the entire floor. Students isolate themselves with their laptops … Read More
Eat, Sleep, Row, Repeat. That’s how Reagan Spence would describe her typical day. The SMU Women’s rowing team athlete’s morning starts early with 5 a.m. weights and ends late with … Read More
SMU ends its last regular away game with a crushing 48-14 loss to #3 Cincinnati.
Looking at Senate’s efforts to bring a SANE or Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner to campus.
Upon the new school year starting back in August, the SMU campus dealt with a parking issue: too many cars and not enough spaces. While the issue has been prevalent … Read More
Steven Lim shares his stories and future goals with the Asian Council Student Association at an event hosted by the Korean Student Association at SMU on Friday, Oct. 29.
Alana Springsteen and Keshi opened for alt-pop trio, LANY’s ‘Gg Bb Xx’ Tour in The Pavillion at Toyota Music Factory on Oct. 28.
The Texas Theatre near Oak Cliff’s Bishop Arts district is offering free movies, popcorn and swag bags for the first 500 customers through Friday, Oct. 22 to Sunday, Oct. 24.
Climate journalist David Wallace-Wells warned of the rapid pace of climate change, and the urgently needed human response at SMU’s Gartner Lecture Series in Dallas Hall’s McCord Auditorium Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021.
BIG, SMU’s non-profit, student-run investment fund group is known as the premier program for undergraduate students interested in finance and investment banking.
