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Women in business school and in the business industry are still fighting sexist societal norms everyday. The SMU Cox School of Business is no difference.
The average college student spends three hours a day on social media according to a Review 42 article. However, most students often don’t take even one minute to learn about their professors’ background. If they did, they would learn about educators like Jenny B. Davis, who is as interesting as it gets.
Many professors choose to not utilize the first make-up class day on Good Friday, which has left students wondering if the second make-up day on May 4 will go to good use.
With the announcement that SMU would use Good Friday and the first reading day to make up class missed due to the February snowstorm, many students told The Daily Campus they did not support the decision.
SMU is prepared with the infrastructure, staff, and registration process to vaccinate SMU community members as soon as they receive their first shipment of the COVID-19 vaccine.
SMU Greek students may soon see changes regarding diversity and inclusion, but some question if these changes will actually make any progress.
Vice presidential debate watchers felt the debate went much better than the first presidential debate in September.
Kendra Scott moves their ambassadorship program online and SMU’s first student to be involved shares some insight.
