From sunrise to sunset: Observing Ramadan on the Hilltop

The Daily Campus Arts & Culture 3/31 11:48A Sophie Bergmann, General Assignm

As the sun sets, Muslim students across campus make their way to the Hughes-Trigg Student Center to break their fast. After a long day of classes, club meetings and prayer, the evening iftar marks the end of another day of fasting during Ramadan....

Styled by the algorithm

The Daily Campus Arts & Culture 3/30 7:41A Fernanda Sanchez Alatorre, Contr

A quick scroll through social media can expose students to countless outfit ideas, trends and aesthetics in just a few minutes. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram have changed how people encounter fashion, creating a fast-moving ecosystem of...

SMU production of ‘The Antipodes’ aims for depth but falls short

The Daily Campus Arts & Culture 3/30 7:34A Edgar Palacios, Audience Engagem

The Antipodes, written by Annie Baker, offers an abstract take on storytelling and the meaning of life that comes off as a convoluted mess. The play aims for avant-garde but delivers a tedious visual anti-story. The 2017 play reached Southern...

Runway Boulevard: Summer tones and thrifted prep

The Daily Campus News 3/29 7:05P Edgar Palacios and Chloe Casdorp

Runway Boulevard is our social media series highlighting stylish Mustangs across the boulevard. We stop students to talk about their outfits, inspirations and favorite places to shop. Follow along on...

Runway Boulevard: Cute meets classy and “witchy” vibes

The Daily Campus Arts & Culture 3/27 4:35A Edgar Palacios and Chloe Casdorp

Runway Boulevard is our social media series highlighting stylish Mustangs across the boulevard. We stop students to talk about their outfits, inspirations and favorite places to shop. Follow along on...

The talk: Sexual wellness awareness

The Daily Campus News 3/25 9:44A Abigail Brown, Copy Editor

Let’s get awkward for a second— a lot of people don’t actually understand what sexual wellness means. Between rushed presentations in middle school, 1 a.m. incognito searches and unrealistic movies like “ 1933 Ecstasy ,” learning about it should...

Places to be in the Big D

The Daily Campus News 3/25 4:00A Mary Caroline Morris, Contributo

In the mood to try something new or switch from your go-to spots? Dallas is full of hidden gems, from stylish boutiques to upscale cocktail lounges and vibrant restaurants. Whether you’re exploring Bishop Arts, Uptown or Fair Park, countless...

No need to rush

The Daily Campus News 3/24 9:48A Gianella Racciatti, General Assi

Containing a multitude of events and activities, Sororities can build friendships that last a lifetime and transform a student’s college experience for the better. According to the SMU Student Affairs website , approximately 43% undergraduate...

MITB Voices - Lee Chee Tian (Artificial Intelligence)

SMU Video (YouTube) 3/18 8:16P SMU School of Computing and Info

EngD Journeys: Asyikeen Azhar

SMU Video (YouTube) 3/17 3:03A SMU School of Computing and Info

Layers of change

The Daily Campus Arts & Culture 3/14 7:00A Sophia Pardo, General Assignment

Shops with quaint, eclectic window displays line the vibrant streets of Oak Cliff’s Bishop Arts neighborhood, filling the air with bohemian charm. A young couple strolling by in vintage tees and denim layered with modern streetwear, pushing their...

‘Dusk’s’ first film screening at Angelika Film Center

The Daily Campus News 3/13 7:00A Sophia Llanes, Contributor

Editor s Note: This story has been updated to correct a mispelling of Niko from Dusk. “Dusk,” a new psychological horror film, had its first screening, right down the road from SMU at the Angelika Film Center on March 7, 2026. “Dusk” follows two...