Professor Joanna Grossman discusses #MeToo, Weinstein and culture of silence
SMU Professor Joanna Grossman discusses #MeToo
Tag: Tower Center
Garba to the Polls features Texas State Board of Education candidate Suzanne Smith, Texas Supreme Court candidate Judge R. K. Sandill
An unlikely combination: Garba to the Polls combines dancing and civic engagement
Retired Navy admiral discusses future of U.S. national security
Retired Navy Adm. Michael Mullen highlighted the need for an increased focus on budgets, resources, and national readiness within the U.S. national defense system at SMU Tower Center’s annual National … Read More
Tower Center explores the history of Middle Eastern minorities
On Thursday evening, while protests took place regarding Stephen Crowder’s controversial arrival to campus, the Tower Center redirected the attention towards minority groups in the Middle East. Both guest speakers … Read More
The pros and cons you need to know about the new tax bill
An economist emphasized March 6 that the Republican tax bill will deliver financial benefits to the vast majority of taxpayers, but may have long term consequences. Ryan Bourne is the … Read More
Tower Center lecture focuses on immigration and politics
Immigration is in the news and SMU’s Tower Center will be hosting a lecture on politics and immigration. The SMU Tower Center is hosting immigration policy expert Dr. Wayne A. … Read More
Graduate appointed executive director of the Tower Center
Tower Center appoints SMU graduate to director.
Ambassador Chase Untermeyer advises how to be appointed into political office
The most recent John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies Lunch & Lecture featured Ambassador Chase Untermeyer, former U.S. ambassador to Qatar from 2004 to 2007, as its guest lecturer.
Ambassador Kristie Kenney visits Dallas, discusses career in State Department
During her 24-hour visit to Dallas Nov. 20, Ambassador Kristie Kennedy met with SMU students and The Daily Campus.
Tower Center panel discusses ‘The Rise of ISIS’
A diverse group of students, faculty members, Dallas natives, and more trickled into the Great Hall of Elizabeth Perkins Protho Hall on Thursday night for a discussion on ‘The Rise … Read More