Landmark $100 million gift to SMU from Moody Foundation to create separate graduate school, fuel significant research
SMU will take a major step forward in serving the talent and research needs of a challenging world, thanks to a landmark $100 million commitment from the Moody Foundation that will fund the University’s eighth degree-granting school – the Moody School of Graduate and Advanced Studies.
Owen Arts Center renovation kickoff inspires a new challenge
Launching an arts education transformation
Mickey's Wild Ride
From bobsledding to the Oklahoma State Legislature, Mickey Dollens ’11 never quits.
Largest alumni gift in University history transforms business education
Carolyn L. and David B. Miller ’72, ’73 make unprecedented $50 million commitment to SMU and the Cox School of Business
High speed, high tech, high impact
Bobby B. Lyle ’67 boosts a future-focused model for the SMU Lyle School of Engineering
SMU Football wins homecoming game and improves to 9-1 record
The win was absolutely necessary for SMU as it remains right in the mix in the AAC West.
SMU paleontology grad named one of the AAAS IF/THEN ambassadors
The ambassadors are encouraged to share their stories of being women innovators, in hopes it inspires the next generation of women to get into science, technology, engineering and math [STEM].
SMU researcher, Garland students are using smartphones to monitor bridge safety
SMU professor Brett Story has worked with Garland students for a new way to continuously monitor bridges by gathering information collected by smartphones in passing cars.
Attackers could be listening to what you type
SMU research shows that the bad guys can use your nearby smartphone to learn information you enter through a keyboard.
THEAR SY SUZUKI ’96 majored in electrical engineering and is Americas advisory talent leader for Ernst & Young.
“At SMU, I learned how to bring people together. I also learned how to juggle classes, work, activities, community service and family. These experiences prepared me well for the world of consulting.”
Campus Events
December 2: Celebration of Lights
November 11-12: Mission Quest: Finding Your Place in God's World - Perkins Fall Convocation 2019 with guest speaker Rick Steves.
November 13: The Princeton Fugitive Slave: The Trials of James Collins Johnson - Book Talk at 5 p.m. and reception at 6 p.m. Free and open to the public. Please RSVP.
November 13: Am I a Soldier?- Free and open to the public, Reception at 6 p.m. and lecture at 6:30 p.m.
November 28 - 29: Thanksgiving holiday. University offices closed.
Campus Exhibits
El Greco, Goya, and a Taste for Spain: Highlights from The Bowes Museum
Meadows Museum — through January 12, 2020
Dan Wingren: The Image and Magic, Hamon Arts Library Second Floor — through August 1, 2020
"All Goes Onward and Outward": Walt Whitman at 200, at the DeGolyer Library — through November 15 , 2019
Sorolla in the Studio: An Exceptional Loan from an Important Spanish Collection, at the Meadows Museum — through January 12, 2020