You pass these places on campus every day, but do you ever really see them? SMU journalists took photos of interesting locations on campus to see if you can guess what and where they are. Check out the clues and photos below and see how well you know our campus. A link to an answer key is provided at the very end so you can check how well you did.
Location A:
It was established in 1951, and people often dress formally when they visit this place. There is music and singing at this place that has an organ with 3,750 pipes
Location B:
These wires may intertwine into a noisy complexion, but the location of this artwork is in a quiet section. Here you can find: student activities, sushi, and coffee, plus here there are always people in the lobby.
Location C:
This etched amendment is central to the students who study within its walls.
Location D:
Although not quite the musically-driven Owen Fine Art’s Center, this building does have a piano in its atrium.
Location E:
This piece of architecture on campus was created during the presidency of Woodrow Wilson. It was also added to the National Register of Historic Places in1978. What building is this?
Location F:
I control the lower thirds, the full screens, and the cameras. The show cannot go on without me. When my buttons light up, show time is surely soon to follow. Many have tried me though few have mastered my technical difficulties. Where am I?
Location G:
The Cox school of Business is a top rated business school in America. Student success has largely to do with the intimate classroom size. This gives the professors the ability to identify, and work with individual students, allowing the students to have direct and personal relationships with their professors.
Location H:
Although it’s technically “against the law” for undergraduate students use. This location provides the perfect place to study with all the right amenities.
Location I:
In this building, students have made sure to keep Ebola out of sight.
Location J:
With its rich history dating back to 1917, this side of the largest building on campus houses an unusual mix of more than ten different majors. This image is from one of the large venues within this building which faces Hillcrest Avenue. To this day, the legacy of the school remains linked to important names of the past.
Location K:
Ascend to great heights with these in one of the oldest buildings at SMU. Appreciate the texture and antique flair while making your way to class on upper floors.
