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The DC, Volume 104, Issue 2, Spring 2023

April 26, 2023

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Hydroponic gardening proves to be a way to grow fresh produce in even the smallest of spaces.
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Zac Crain working at his desk at D Magazine.
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SMU student film highlights the Chinese-American experience
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Students wait in line outside of Arnold Dining Commons following the closure of Umphrey Lee.
Mainline breakage at Umphrey Lee forces students to find other dining options
Officer Courtney Morrison holds a lock that's provided by SMU PD to students when they register a bicycle with the department.
SMU reports 56% drop in campus bicycle thefts over three years
Crews cart generators into Umphrey Lee.
UPDATE: Umphrey Lee remains closed until September 14
President R. Gerald Turner announced he will step down from his role as president at the end of this academic year.
Turner stepping down as SMU president
Yu Harumi is one of four of the licensed psychologists at SMU Counseling Services.
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SMU police the campus at night, looking to keep the students, grounds and buildings safe.
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New ADPi members pose for a photo.
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Atrion Sorrells, student filmmaker and entrepreneur who has worked on an Emmy-Award-winning film and has his own production company, A'Style Productions
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