Stars Lining Up For SMU Grads, Brothers Henry and Brandon Cohanim
Two of the most successful concepts in the West Village are owned and operated by brothers who are years from celebrating their 30th birthdays.
Read moreTwo of the most successful concepts in the West Village are owned and operated by brothers who are years from celebrating their 30th birthdays.
Read moreThe brief run of ATP Tour tennis in the Park Cities is now in the past. Yet for Tommy Paul, this year’s Dallas Open could become a springboard for future success.
Read moreThe weather defied forecasts, and clouds cleared for long enough to allow for ample viewing at the school’s watch party. Dallas was the largest city in the path of totality for the once-in-a-lifetime sky show.
Read moreThe long history of Highland Park United Methodist Church (HPUMC) dates back to 1915 when the first classes were held at SMU. Back then, SMU required its 700 students to attend one church service each Sunday, a challenge with no churches near campus.
Read moreWhen Paul Rasmussen began pursuing his Master of Divinity in 2000, a pastor who graduated a dozen years earlier already had legendary status at SMU’s Perkins School of Theology.
Read moreShe’s won the top prizes at national and international piano competitions, but for this music educator at SMU, nothing is more exciting and rewarding than being in the classroom with her students.
Read moreHughes Fellow in Creative Writing Samyak Shertok has tips for the procrastinating romantic.
Read moreThe ATP Tour event is returning to the Park Cities for a third and final year beginning Saturday, with more than 60 professional players in action.
Read moreVideos documenting the experience of sorority rush at SMU were trending on TikTok this January.
Read moreAll undergraduate and most graduate classes at SMU have been canceled due to inclement weather on Tuesday, Jan. 16.
Read moreThe Dallas Open tennis tournament is growing in stature. And it’s also leaving the cozy confines of SMU for a new location about 20 miles north of, well, Dallas.
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