Tucked into the far back corner of the Social Change and Intercultural Engagement Office, Jennifer “JJ” Jones, Ph.D., works in a space layered with history—books, framed degrees and handwritten notes ...

For one evening, the Martha Proctor Mack Grand Ballroom was filled with stories of resilience, mentorship and the power of women supporting one another. Students, faculty, alumni and community members ...

Rewind to April 2025, and “Sinners”— one of the most talked-about films of the year — is playing nationwide. Interested ...

The Student Organized Art Collective held a reception for the exhibit “Light, Undefined,” on March 3. Students and faculty ...

Voting felt simple for SMU senior Sofia Anderson back in her hometown of Santa Barbara, California, where ballots ...

With an unceremonious 78-34 loss to Cal on Sunday, Mar. 1, SMU women’s basketball completed a season to forget in head coach ...

The South Asian Student Association at SMU hosted a Holi celebration on Dallas Hall Lawn on Thursday, March 5. It featured music, South Asian food, chalk drawing and color throwing, a tradition that ...

Relations between Iran, the United States and Israel escalated over the weekend to military strikes between countries and the ...

Freshman What would you describe your fashion style to be: Since I’m a musician, I try to dress appropriately for that ...

As Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. approaches 50 years on SMU’s campus this May, the chapter stands at the intersection of legacy and renewal, carried forward by generations of women committed to ...

After serving nine months as the dean ad interim for the Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development, ...

The 2026 March primary election is upon us. Today, voters will determine which candidates will move forward to the general midterm election in November. If you’re casting your vote tomorrow, here are ...