WATCH Press Pass: October 19, 2016
This week’s Press Pass covers SMU’s dashed Big 12 hopes, swimming’s strong start to the season, and how one SMU team is breaking in a new home.
Author: Daily Campus Staff
SMU student found dead in SMU Barr swimming, diving pool
A body was found in the SMU Barr Pool Thursday morning.
Family Weekend 2016 shows students’ “Home in the Heart of Texas”
Family Weekend 2016 welcomes families to students’ “Home in the Heart of Texas”, which kicks off Sept. 23.
From Oswald’s assassination to Dallas’ North-South Gap: North Texas’ Pulitzer Prize history
The Pulitzer Prizes’ Centennial, which includes a June symposium hosted by the Bush Center, inspired SMU journalism students to explore the award-winning stories won by North Texas journalists. In the … Read More
FIRST LOOK: SMU unveils new Crain Family Centennial Promenade
Business and engineering students, rejoice! No more long walks around the construction between Lyle, Cox and Hughes-Trigg. Students can now promenade through the Crain Family Promenade to wherever their hearts … Read More
SMU falls slightly in U.S. News & World Report’s 2016 ‘Best Colleges’
SMU dropped from 58th to 61st in the 2016 U.S. News & World Report “Best Colleges Report.”
Froling selected to Australian U19 JAYCO Gems Camp
SMU freshman Alicia Froling is one of 18 Australians invited to participate in a training camp for the Australian Under-19 JAYCO Gems, which will take place in May in preparation for the FIBA World Championships in June.
SMU alumna aids in local non-profit’s founding, global expansion
Since SMU alumna Brittany Merrill founded the Akola Project in 2007, the non-profit has made a remarkable impact.
Meet the managers of Dallas’ favorite dessert destinations
Jonathan Veazey, the manager of Steel City Pops, lives and breathes popsicles. “Instead of a cup a coffee I usually eat a coffee pop which has caffeine in it as my late afternoon pick-me-up,” he said.