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SMU Ranks No. 1 in Graduate school Game Design
Neatly tucked within SMU’s Plano campus, students stay busy at SMU Guildhall, The Princeton Review’s No. 1 ranked graduate school for game design.
Real Estate Quarterly
House of the Month: 6731 Stichter Avenue
A stunning new construction by Cole and Co. features clean-lined transitional design and French influences. A spacious, open floor-plan provides for seamless
Student Achievements: Four to Celebrate
The Park Cities chapter of the Young Men’s Service League helped transform classroom spaces at Voice of Hope, a faith-based agency providing after school and
Friends Launch Ride-Sharing Business
Will Coleman told his longtime friend that he was leaving his job as a consultant with McKinsey & Company to start a ride-sharing business that would compete with Uber.
Northwest Highway Revitalization Debate
Former Dallas mayor Laura Miller and D Magazine real estate columnist Jon Anderson offer their views of
Crime
Crime Reports: Jan. 7 – Jan. 13
Thieves are getting smarter. At 11:43 a.m. on January 12 in the parking lot of Fast Frames on Preston Road, a victim’s purse was robbed from a parked vehicle. It took the victim a while to realize she had been robbed, however, because the thief left the purse and stole only the credit cards. No damage had been done to the vehicle, either.
Community Invited To Join SMU MLK Unity Walk
The event has been moved to the evening to expand our reach to more SMU students, faculty, staff, and the Dallas community.
NorthPark Guided Art Tour: Francisco Moreno
Have you ever wanted to know more about the art displayed at NorthPark Center?
What’s Next for Preston Center, ‘Pink Wall’ Areas?
The direction of redevelopment along Northwest Highway could come into focus this spring as separate Dallas zoning cases and ongoing discussions over replacing
Editorial Cartoon: Suggestions
Illustration by William "Bubba" Flint
Dallas’ Youth Curfew Will Expire For Now, but the Conversation Isn’t Over
City Manager T.C. Broadnax said police were going to see how things went without the curfew.