Man found shot in east Arlington convenience store parking lot dies at hospital

DFW Scanner 3/26 10:16A dfwscanner

The Arlington Police Department is investigating an overnight shooting that resulted in the death of a 20-year-old man. On Thursday, March 26, 2026, at approximately 1:24 a.m., officers responded to a reported shooting in a convenience store...

The talk: Sexual wellness awareness

The Daily Campus News 3/25 9:44A Abigail Brown, Copy Editor

Let’s get awkward for a second— a lot of people don’t actually understand what sexual wellness means. Between rushed presentations in middle school, 1 a.m. incognito searches and unrealistic movies like “ 1933 Ecstasy ,” learning about it should...

Places to be in the Big D

The Daily Campus News 3/25 4:00A Mary Caroline Morris, Contributo

In the mood to try something new or switch from your go-to spots? Dallas is full of hidden gems, from stylish boutiques to upscale cocktail lounges and vibrant restaurants. Whether you’re exploring Bishop Arts, Uptown or Fair Park, countless...

No need to rush

The Daily Campus News 3/24 9:48A Gianella Racciatti, General Assi

Containing a multitude of events and activities, Sororities can build friendships that last a lifetime and transform a student’s college experience for the better. According to the SMU Student Affairs website , approximately 43% undergraduate...

MITB Voices - Lee Chee Tian (Artificial Intelligence)

SMU Video (YouTube) 3/18 8:16P SMU School of Computing and Info

EngD Journeys: Asyikeen Azhar

SMU Video (YouTube) 3/17 3:03A SMU School of Computing and Info

Layers of change

The Daily Campus Arts & Culture 3/14 7:00A Sophia Pardo, General Assignment

Shops with quaint, eclectic window displays line the vibrant streets of Oak Cliff’s Bishop Arts neighborhood, filling the air with bohemian charm. A young couple strolling by in vintage tees and denim layered with modern streetwear, pushing their...

‘Dusk’s’ first film screening at Angelika Film Center

The Daily Campus Arts & Culture 3/13 7:00A Sophia Llanes, Contributor

“Dusk,” a new psychological horror film, had its first screening, right down the road from SMU at the Angelika Film Center on March 7, 2026. “Dusk” follows two characters, Chelsea and Nikos. Chelsea is a student in college who has recurring...

Opinion: A guide to the 2026 Oscars

The Daily Campus News 3/13 6:15A Edgar Palacios, Audience Engagem

The 2026 Oscars, like many others, feel like there’s no predictable outcome. Anyone who’s been spending the past few weeks tracking and updating their winner forecast understands that they are ready for it all to be thrown out the window. But...

How to live to 100: lessons by longevity expert Dan Buettner

The Daily Campus News 3/13 6:13A Grace Williams, General Assignme

Dan Buettner came to SMU’s campus Tuesday evening as a part of the Tate Lecture series. He presented his research on healthy living and applicable ways to integrate it into your daily life. Presented by SMU Provost Rachel Davis Mersey, Buettner...

Bubble Popped?

The Daily Campus News 3/13 5:00A Tyler Welch, Sports Editor

Despite a first-round victory over Syracuse, a 62-58 loss to Louisville in the second round of the ACC Tournament on Wednesday, March 11, threatened men’s basketball s chances of making the March Madness tournament. SMU entered the ACC Tournament...

Verdigris Ensemble is where the West is sung with ‘A Western' and ‘To The West'

NBC Dallas-Fort Worth 3/7 3:52A Kimberly Richard

With images of cowboys, vast landscapes, and gunslingers, the mythology of the West is innately American. Verdigris Ensemble shatters that mythology with immersive performances of A Western and To The West , both composed by Michael Gordon. The...