The Office of Information Technology is pleased to announce the appointment of Corrina Taylor as the new Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Corrina joined SMU in late May, bringing with her nearly a decade of cybersecurity experience rooted in strategic leadership and technical expertise. Her journey into cybersecurity began as an information security intern at Paycom while completing ...
The New York Times: The Early Decision Option Is a Racket. Shut It Down.
Inside Higher Ed: Could Financial Aid Previews Level the Early Decision Playing Field?
With the imminent arrival of early-decision results comes a new round of hand-wringing about the admissions practice, which affords students a better chance of getting accepted to their top ...
SMU earns 2026 Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement This prestigious recognition highlights the University’s commitment to partnering with Dallas and the wider community.
Long-forgotten diaries of former SMU law dean Robert G. Storey have found a new home at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum. The 1945 and 1946 handwritten diaries describe Storey’s years in Nuremberg as executive trial counselor to Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson at the International Military Tribunal, which tried dozens of high-ranking Nazis for war crimes.
Based on the information available, SMU Police are actively working to locate Brianna and are treating this as a matter of concern. SMU Police are asking for the campus community’s assistance in locating her. If you have seen her or have information about her whereabouts, please contact SMU Police immediately at 214-768-3388.
SMU has moved to Microsoft Entra as the default multi-factor authentication (MFA) system, marking the next step toward a more secure and streamlined sign-in experience. What does this mean for you? Faster sign-ins, fewer passwords to remember, and stronger protection against phishing attacks. In addition, Duo Security will be phased out for most users, remaining only for High Performance ...