Maria Murad (B.A. ’25) is this week’s featured alum in our new Alumni Spotlight series for the This Week at Meadows e-newsletter. Each week, a different Meadows alum will be highlighted for their ...

Like all forms of art, the creations of writers give us direct access to what it means to be human in all its complexity and mystery. Our committed faculty of teachers and scholars, poets and ...

The observation, discovery, or creation of previously unknown ideas—is at the heart of SMU's mission. Through our programs, undergraduate students can contribute to faculty research and pursue ...

Leadership Programs at SMU is home to a variety of opportunities for Mustangs to further grow as a leader. We have programs and opportunities for first-year students to graduating seniors. Through ...

Not finding the answers you need here? Check out the Undergraduate Admission page or email the Admission office at ugadmission@smu.edu. Get a step-by-step explanation of the application process for ...

The Dallas Art Fair today announced that its 2027 edition will take place at SMU, marking a strategic evolution for one of ...

Listed on the National Register for Historic Places, McFarlin Memorial Auditorium is the premier event space for many SMU milestone events. It continues to be the choice venue for a wide range of high ...

Fabricio Cavero Farfan (M.M. ’15) is this week’s featured alum in our new Alumni Spotlight series for the This Week at ...

Carrera's disciplined approach is paying off. In addition to playing his final year of eligibility as a defensive back for the Mustangs, he is a staff editor on the SMU Law Review and a Dean's List ...

The Division of Corporate Communication and Public Affairs (CCPA) prepares majors to be leaders in business, government and civil society. We provide internship, consulting and applied research ...

SMU historian Ariel Ron is one of 20 recipients of the 2026 MacArthur Fellowship, or “genius grant.” The internationally distinguished fellowship includes an $800,000 unrestricted award recognizing ...

Most people know depression as a disorder of sadness. But for millions of patients, the most debilitating feature is something else entirely: the reduced or inability to feel positive emotions.