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SMU kicks off homecoming week with a spooky Rock the Vote

Chloe Casdorph and Adriana Rao
October 28, 2025
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SMU’s Student Foundation hosts a spooky Rock the Vote in Gerald Ford Stadium in Dallas, Texas, on Oct. 27, 2025.

SMU’s Student Foundation kicked off the 2025 Homecoming season on Monday, Oct. 27, at Gerald Ford Stadium with Rock the Vote. Student organizations, ranging from Greek life to the clubs on campus, participated. Here are some of the photo highlights.

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About the Contributors
Chloe Casdorph
Chloe Casdorph, Photo Editor
Chloe is a senior majoring in fashion media and journalism, minoring in photography and political science. She is also the director of photography for sustainable style SMU. In her free time she loves to read and cook. She is interested in covering fashion and anything photo related. Chloes favorite part of The Daily Campus is the ability to cover really cool events as college students!
Adriana Rao
Adriana Rao, Layout and Design Editor
As layout and design editor of The Daily Campus, Adriana oversees the visual presentation and creative direction of each issue. She designs the page layout, selects photos and ensures the final product reflects the stories and spirit of the SMU community. Adriana is a senior majoring in english and journalism with a minor in history. Her favorite part about the DC is the community.