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Meet the SMU Cox Alumni Disrupting the Beverage Industry Steven McCarthy, EMBA ’18, and John Dallager, EMBA ’18, developed the concept for their canned cocktail brand Toucan while they were in the SMU Cox Executive MBA program.

A great guy and a fun shoot. Check out the Q&A.

CoxToday Feature: Everett Ray

SMU Cox School of Business finance major Everett Ray is a leader on the School’s basketball team in his junior year.

https://coxtoday.smu.edu/2020/12/18/smu-basketball-player-everett-ray/

Golden Globe-winning actress, director and playwright Regina Taylor is partnering with SMU Meadows School of the Arts and its Division of Theatre in a unique, three-part theatrical project titled the black album. 2020. The project explores and addresses the question of what it is to be Black in 2020.

The show will be performed live at 8 p.m. October 27 and 29 on the SMU Meadows YouTube channel by seven Meadows undergraduate and graduate acting students.

Admission is free; to register to attend, visit https://blog.smu.edu/meadows/theblackalbum/.

Registration for the black album. 2020. resistance. by Regina Taylor '81 SMU students work on the filmed portion of the Meadows School of the Arts production of Black Album 2020 Resistance written and directed by Regina Taylor, Friday, October 16, 2020 on the SMU Campus.

Founded in 1970 with a gift of twenty-one 35mm feature films acquired from actress Ginger Rogers, the G. William Jones Film and Video Collection is now an extensive research archive that supports instruction and research for the Meadows School, SMU, and the global moving image preservation and research community.

Its holdings total more than 50,000 items, including film prints and negatives in all formats, videotapes, print materials, antique camera equipment, TV news film from the 1950s through the 1970s, and much more. The collection’s two dedicated archivists, Jeremy Spracklen and alumnus Scott Martin (M.A. Film and Media Arts ’17), continue to document, categorize, restore and/or digitize these and many other donations that have come into the collection over the years, and have discovered a number of treasures along the way.

Keeping It Reel – SMU Meadows 50th Anniversary Keeping It Reel Treasures from the G. William Jones Film and Video Collection Originally appeared in our 2019 MPrint issue. Read more here. Photo: Jeremy Spracklen and Scott Martin work in the G. William Jones Film and Video Collection in the Owen Arts Center, Tuesday, October 8, 2019 on the SMU Cam...

Members of the student body stand in a circle praying after the collapse of the Texas A&M Bonfire on Thursday, November 18, 1999 at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. The bonfire collapsed suddenly killing at least 4 people and injuring 27 around 2:45 AM. (The Battalion/ Guy Rogers)

That was the original cutline from the image that went out on the wire. At the time, we could only confirm 4 deaths. The scene was chaotic, adrenaline was flowing. First responders were doing their best, yet there was no amount of preparation for this. The number of deaths would rise to 12.

Miranda Denise Adams, Class of 2002 • Christopher D. Breen, Class of 1996 • Michael Stephen Ebanks, Class of 2003 • Jeremy Richard Frampton, Class of 1999 • Jamie Lynn Hand, Class of 2003 • Christopher Lee Heard, Class of 2003 • Timothy Doran Kerlee Jr., Class of 2003 • Lucas John Kimmel, Class of 2003 • Bryan A. McClain, Class of 2002 • Chad A. Powell, Class of 2003 • Jerry Don Self, Class of 2001• Nathan Scott West, Class of 2002

It doesn’t feel like 20 years later.

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SMU researchers find a new way to snoop with smartphones. But should you be worried? Smartphones are like living things. With their cameras and microphones, they can see and hear. They can detect the amount of ambient lighting, the...

Post vaca blues.

Michelle Merrill ’06, ’12: Conducting Orchestras Across the U.S. – SMU Meadows 50th Anniversary May 30, 2019May 30, 2019 Michelle Merrill ’06, ’12: Conducting Orchestras Across the U.S. by Catherine Womack (’08) Rehearsing and performing in the Meadows Symphony Orchestra was a revelatory, life-changing experience for Michelle Merrill. In 2002, Merrill was a freshman saxophone performance...

Check out the cover story on Dario Villarreal, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and his neuromechatronics lab at SMU.

SMU Lyle Now Spring 2019 Located in Dallas, Texas, the Lyle School of Engineering is changing the way people think about engineers. Through innovation and hands-on experiences, we are attracting a diverse mix of talented individuals from across the nation and around the globe who are interested in making a difference in the...

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