Attorney General Loretta Lynch labeled ‘most likely’ in the scramble for Scalia’s replacement
Justice Antonin Scalia’s death sparks discussion over possible SCOTUS nominees.
Author: Karly Hanson
Saturday’s GOP debate called nastiest one so far, #JeezOhMan
Miss Saturday’s GOP debate? Here’s what you need to know.
Lady Gaga slays ‘National Anthem’ at Super Bowl 50
Lady Gaga opened Super Bowl 50 with a killer performance of the “National Anthem” Sunday, Feb. 7. Twitter erupted in digital applause for the singer. Even the NFL’s Twitter commended … Read More
Men’s Basketball makes the most of flight delays after loss in Temple
Mustangs eat steak, have snowball fight during flight delay.
Despite setbacks, Jeb Bush still a viable presidential candidate
SMU media and politics student profiles GOP presidential candidate, Jeb Bush.
Dallas cyclists skeptical about city’s potential as bike-friendly community
The Dallas Bikeway System has hit a few snags in recreating Dallas as a bike accessible city.
Berkner High School gets first African Dance Crew
L.V. Berkner High School became the first school in the Richardson Independent School District to start an African Dance Crew.
Meadows Museum hosts lecture on Goya’s final years
Dr. Susan Galassi spoke on Spanish artist Francisco Goya’s shifting styles at the Goya in Bordeaux lecture in the Meadows Museum Thursday at 6 p.m.
Innocence project hosts event at SMU
Innocence Project of Texas Student Organization will host its first campus wide event Feb. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hillcrest room of the Underwood Law Library. The panel will feature District Attorney Craig Watkins, IPTX Policy Director Cory Session, and three Dallas exonerees: Johnnie Lindsey, Billy Smith and Christopher Scott.
Hosseini brings a new light to Afghanistan
Hosseini remembers prewar Afghanistan, and looks ahead to a bright future for the young, war torn nation.