Course Introductory – Corporate & Consumer Financial Technology

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Student Senate advocates for student voices in law school relocation

The Daily Campus News 2/6 5:32A Brianna Gapsiewicz, Contributor

UNIVERSITY PARK Student Senate passed a resolution advocating for the inclusion of student, faculty and alumni voices in the law school relocation decision, raising concerns about limited communication from President Jay Hartzell. Law Senators...

More than music: inside the 2026 Grammy Awards

The Daily Campus Arts & Culture 2/4 6:48A Grace Williams, News Editor

On Sunday, Feb. 1, the 68 th annual Grammy Awards were held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California. The night was a celebration of achievement for new and existing artists. Hosted by Trevor Noah and featuring 18 musical performances...

Comerica Bank hosts prom dress drive for North Texas teens

NBC Dallas-Fort Worth 1/30 4:50A Laura Harris

Comerica Bank is hosting its 11 th annual North Texas Prom Dress Drive starting on Monday, February 2, through Friday, February 27. They are asking the community to donate new or gently used, cleaned formal dresses and accessories. Donations can...

Reinventing the classroom: AI is changing it all

The Daily Campus News 1/27 4:00A Victoria Baeza Garcia, Contribut

With laptops open and keyboards clacking, the students in Mariya Dzhyoyev’s Spanish class were building a face. Some computers had ChatGPT open, others Gemini, but all displayed a generative artificial intelligence language model that showed an...

MITB Voices: Kristine Joy Paas (Digital Transformation)

SMU Video (YouTube) 1/24 12:22A SMU School of Computing and Info

DART warns of immediate service cuts if five cities vote to leave transit system

NBC Dallas-Fort Worth 1/14 7:21A Alanna Quillen

Dallas Area Rapid Transit officials are sounding the alarm about what could happen if five North Texas cities decide to leave the regional transit system this spring. City leaders in Plano, Irving,...

Search for missing SMU law professor continues through the holidays

The Daily Campus News 1/6 12:39A Neely Davis, General Assignment

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 volunteers remain committed to bringing him...

My first semester, unromanticized

The Daily Campus Arts & Culture 12/21 5:00A Tolu Oyesanya, Contributor

I came to college ready for independence. I wasn’t worried about missing home, and I didn’t. I was tired of high school and eager for a new environment. Setting up my room, walking around campus for the first time and taking in SMU’s beauty felt...

Home on The Hilltop The DC Fall 2025

The Daily Campus News 12/18 7:23A

Mustang Band traditions

The Daily Campus News 12/12 8:42A Chloe Casdorph, Photo Editor

Editor s Note: This story is an expanded digital version and was originally published in the fall 2025 print edition of The Daily Campus.  It may be cold and gloomy with the potential for rain, but...

Jake Willeford takes first steps in making a feature film

The Daily Campus News 12/12 4:00A Edgar Palacios, Contributor

The semi-rural area between Waco and Crawford, Texas might not leave a lasting impression beyond flat horizons of fields and open skies. But that’s just where Jake Willeford grew up, an up-and-coming...

Dr. Ben Voth advocates for more free speech opportunities on campus

The Daily Campus News 12/8 6:19P Neely Davis, General Assignment

Coming from Miami University of Ohio, Dr. Ben Voth brought his expertise in debate, rhetoric and free speech to SMU in 2008 to establish a similar program on SMU’s private campus. “What I m trying to work with the university on, as director of...