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SMU’s R1 status, research ambitions at risk as federal grant freezes hit faculty

1 month ago | smudailycampus.com | Kirk Ogunrinde

Just one day after electrical and computer engineering professor Joseph Camp, Ph.D., had a meeting with the National Science Foundation for a new grant proposal he was working on, he received news that seven of his other grants were put “under review” following a change in federal direction. The directive, obtained by NPR, was part of a Trump White House order to pause federal financial assistance from federal agencies in January.
Alfredo Corchado pushes for collaboration in journalism

Feb 7, 2025 | smudailycampus.com | Victoria Garcia |Victoria García

Alfredo Corchado, editor and correspondent for the Puente News Collaborative, called for collaboration between Mexican and American journalists on Tuesday in McCord Auditorium. Corchado previously served as the Mexico bureau chief for The Dallas Morning News, covering U.S. policy in Latin America and drug-related violence along the U.S. and Mexico border.
SMU falls to Marshall in 2024 NCAA Tournament Elite Eight

Dec 9, 2024 | smudailycampus.com | Kirk Ogunrinde

The SMU Mustangs’ run in the 2024 NCAA men’s soccer tournament ended in heartbreak Sunday night in a 3-2 defeat to Marshall’s Thundering Herd at Washburne Soccer and Track Stadium. The Mustangs, who were participating in an Elite Eight contest for the 14th time in program history, came into the game with momentum after defeating Washington in the first round and No. 5 Dayton in the Sweet Sixteen.
She’s Got Game

Nov 8, 2024 | smudailycampus.com | Liz Cruz

This year has marked a significant increase in the visibility of women in sports. This year’s March Madness underscored this trend, with more viewers watching the women’s NCAA Division I basketball title game than the men’s. Not just a few more viewers but 4 million more. But that’s not all. The women’s gymnastics final at the Paris Olympics shattered viewership records, as almost 13 million fans tuned in to watch Team USA claim gold.
The Pony Exchange: Where Does America Go From Here?

Nov 6, 2024 | smudailycampus.com | Isabella Popo |Margo Washburne |Libby Dorin |Olivia Jones

In this segment of the DC election coverage, SMU Journalism students share their perspectives on the election and its significance to them based on the guiding question: Where do you want to see America go after this election? Isabella Popo: Margo, after this election is over and we’ve declared a winner, where are you hoping to see the future of America go? Margo Washburne: I think that these past few months have brought out the worst in a lot of Americans.
The Pony Exchange: The Polls

Nov 6, 2024 | smudailycampus.com | Karrie Kirschenmann |Will Kavy |Libby Dorin |Olivia Jones

In this segment of the DC election coverage, SMU Journalism students share their perspectives on the election and its significance to them based on the guiding question: What have polls meant to you in this election? Have they made an impact on your thinking? And how do you think they have been presented in the media? Karrie Kirschenmann: Wait? Polls? You mean there has been a way to predict the outcome of the election this whole time? Oh, that’s right.
The Pony Exchange: What is this election about?

Nov 5, 2024 | smudailycampus.com | Libby Dorin |Zoe Cohen |Olivia Jones |Margo Washburne

In this segment of the DC election coverage, SMU Journalism students share their perspectives on the election and its significance to them based on the guiding question: What is this election about? Libby Dorin: The 2024 election focused on a fundamental question: Which candidate is best equipped to solve the nation’s problems? Despite the campaign’s heated rhetoric, voters are ultimately faced with a choice between two contrasting visions.
SMU marks ACC, ‘Enfield Era’ with 96-62 victory over Tarleton State

Nov 5, 2024 | smudailycampus.com | Kirk Ogunrinde

SMU men’s basketball defeated Tarleton State 96-62 Monday in a strong home opening display at Moody Coliseum. SMU dominated both halves, and at one point, led by as much as 37 points during the second half. The Mustangs were accurate from all over the floor, shooting 54% from the field and 42.3% from 3-point range. The Mustangs also outperformed the Texans in turnovers, points in the paint, fast break points and bench points.
The Secret Ingredient to SMU Homecoming: Pomping

Oct 31, 2024 | smudailycampus.com | Liz Cruz

The Secret Ingredient to SMU Homecoming: PompingSMU’s Homecoming is in full swing. The week’s events include a parade, philanthropy activities, Rock the Vote and other Homecoming entertainment. The weekend concludes with a football game versus Pitt at 7 p.m. on Saturday. This year’s theme is Board Games/Game on SMU. For over the past 100 years, SMU students have shown their school spirit through partnering with organizations on campus to create a float for the game day parade.
Cecil Williams, pastor and civil rights activist, dies at 94

May 2, 2024 | smudailycampus.com | Libby Dorin

In the rich tapestry of American history, the Rev. Cecil Williams emerges as a luminous figure. His presence shines brightly in the history of the civil rights movement and of Southern Methodist University. On April 22, Williams died, succumbing to an undisclosed illness at the age of 94. Williams was best known as the radically inclusive pastor of Glide Memorial Church in San Francisco.