Change the Game: Video game characters come to life online and in person
Cosplay is more than dressing up. It’s an outlet that transitions a virtual love to tangible talent for gaming and anime.
Category: Entertainment
SMU premieres four student films at film festival
Four SMU students premiered their unique films at the North Texas Universities Film Festival last week.
Student and aspiring singer-songwriter
SMU Junior launches his career as a country music singer-songwriter.
“The Sympathizer” by Viet Thanh Nguyen review: the politics of art and validating offense
“Offending everyone” was on the author’s mind, when asked about his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel
Pulitzer Prize winners Natasha Trethewey and Viet Thanh Nguyen visit SMU
By: Lauren Jenkins and Ellen Rogers
The 1619 Project: The Conversation Continues on Screen
“The 1619 Project” received much criticism and praise for its research about the beginning of slavery in United States. Now, it’s a docu-series on Hulu.
The Fine Print: “Tigers, Not Daughters” Book Review
Wrap up your 2022 reading list with this SMU professor’s award-winning young adult novel
SMU Theater Students Get Intimate
Intimacy training helps actors get more comfortable with the uncomfortable.
How to give the Hope Show… Hope
The once-a-semester showcase of Meadows students is hardly known to the wider student body at SMU.
Fusion of Styles Brings Originality to Choreographer’s Vision
From choreographing in New York City to influencing college students, Mark Burrell’s impact and individuality is admired beyond the dance floor.