SMU’s Boulevard Investment Group, also known as BIG, is aptly named. For SMU undergraduates looking to pursue a career in finance and investment banking, few other club memberships are as highly ...

March 12, 2024, 9:57 p.m. UPDATE. SMU student and suspended football player Theodore “Teddy” Knox is free on $40,000 bond. This afternoon, DeSoto Regional Jail officials confirmed to The Daily Campus ...

Mitt Romney was a pivotal figure in the Republican Party across his nearly 30 years in politics, serving as governor of Massachusetts, running for president in 2008 and securing the party’s nomination ...

On a Tuesday afternoon in early March 2026, the line curls around the block outside the polling place in Cedar Hill, TX, a slow-moving ribbon of anticipation and uncertainty. For many young Americans, ...

NUREMBERG, Germany — All across Nuremberg, there are signs and memorials for victims of hate and war crimes. The “Stolpersteine” stumbling stones are scattered across the pavement, with each stone ...

When you walk into his office in the Lloyd All-Sports Center you don’t notice the four chars in the middle, or the desk with the computer on it, or the television hanging on the wall, what you notice ...

A year and a half after Theta’s suspension, parents and hazed members speak out in support of a new group, The Society. The group is threatening to sue the university over a new Code of Conduct rule.

Audrey McClure, Cristin Espinosa, and Sriya Reddy contributed to this story. Rumors about a hazing incident spread around campus earlier this month after a Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) and Kappa Kappa ...

Early mornings, lake days and a tight knit community define one of SMU’s most unique student organizations: the Water Ski team. While most students are still asleep, members of the SMU water ski team ...

According to a report published by the Equal Justice Initiative, the legacy of racial terror and lynching in America is a topic that is directly connected to the ...

Located in the basement of Heroy Hall at SMU, under fluorescent lights in the Archeology Research Collection, lies a treasure trove of North Texas and international history spanning centuries.

Search efforts continue for a missing SMU law professor, Charles Hosch, who disappeared while hiking on Georgia’s Blood Mountain more than a month ago. Family members, professional search teams and ...