SMU Symposium Explores LGBTQ Equality, Allies
SMU didn’t have a recognized LGBTQ student organization on campus when Andy Smith came out in 1989. Nor when he graduated 10 years later.
Read moreSMU didn’t have a recognized LGBTQ student organization on campus when Andy Smith came out in 1989. Nor when he graduated 10 years later.
Read moreHaley Taylor Schlitz, an author, law school grad, prepares for bar exam
Read moreResearchers at SMU and Northwestern University are working on Synthetic Wavelength Holography, a technology that uses cameras to record high-resolution images and holograms of objects beyond standard lines of sight.
Read moreMany will remember the late Edwin L. Cox, who died last year at 99, for the oilman’s contributions to the petroleum industry and SMU, where the business school bears his name.
Read moreAre you a hungry SMU student, faculty member, or employee?
Read morePreston Hollow residents Angela Zambrano and Scott Parel have gone from attending law school at SMU together, where they graduated in 1997, to managing partners at global law firm Sidley Austin’s Dallas office.
Read moreSupercomputing at SMU is getting, well, more super.
Read moreMany people know of Stanley Marcus and his genius for retailing, but many of the women who helped establish the Neiman Marcus reputation for excellence are much less familiar.
Read moreIntrospective drama examines the physical and psychological toll of athletics.
Read moreA $5 million gift to SMU’s Edwin L. Cox School of Business will create the Katy and Kyle Miller Courtyard, a place for faculty, staff, students, and visitors to exchange ideas, form friendships, and build business associations.
Read moreHunter Rice founded sendit, a SnapChat add-on for playing augmented reality games.
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