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SMU will receive its first doses of COVID-19 vaccine since it began requesting them. Appointments to receive a vaccine will be fulfilled on a first-come, first-served basis through the online vaccine sign-up.
SMU’s community partner, Methodist Health System, received extra vaccine doses, and is piloting the rollout of its vaccine program.
Nearly one year after students were told that the spring semester would go virtual, Student Affairs announced it would allow guests in dorm rooms.
The chilly weather continues to impact on-campus housing as residents in the Dyer House, SMU Service House (SMUSH) and fraternity houses are being forced to relocate.
Kara Swisher made a grisly prediction with the aftermath of the 2020 election. Despite her warnings on the power of tech companies, she sees the next few years as pivotal to corralling their hold on power.
Reporters covering SMU football this fall have faced difficulties doing their job due to media practices by the SMU Athletics Department. The department must treat reporters better.
SMU Counseling offers services for students dealing with mental health issues.
Self expression is under threat on college campuses because students are stopping themselves from speaking up. College campuses must do better to protect free speech.
Colin Allred shares his thoughts on the coronavirus and higher education.
Collins addresses her stances on technology, the economy and student loans.
