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A ceremony paying tribute to first responders who lost their lives on 9/11 will be held at è����Ƶapp Sept. 9.

è����Ƶapp ceremony pays tribute to the first responders who lost their lives on 9/11.

AARO - or orientation - welcomes first-year, transfer, and international students to è����Ƶapp.

On Tuesday, October 25, è����Ƶapp’s Disability Accommodations & Success Strategies (DASS) office is hosting “The Ability Exhibit” to build awareness about disabilities and the disability movement.

è����Ƶapp art historian Adam Herring's award-winning book looks at the 1532 Spanish attack on the Inca Empire.

Abigail blogs about spending her fall with the Danish Justice and Human Rights program.

è����Ƶapp blog from the presidential campaign trail as part of a communications class.

è����Ƶapp's Lindsay G. blogged from the Congo where she went this summer to study the country’s culture and language.

Grad student Madeline Jones blogs about being part of a team charting heat flow on the ocean floor north of Alaska.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

Albert Niemi, dean of è����Ƶapp's Cox School of Business, is quoted about the reason for Toyota moving its headquarters to North Texas in a story about the shortage of housing for low- and middle-income families

Allen Gwinn, senior technology director for Cox School of Business, talks about advertisers mining cell phone data to target you with tailored commercials while you are commuting.

Allen Gwinn of è����Ƶapp’s Cox School of Business explains what to expect in the way of battery and data drain from playing Pokémon GO.

Allen Gwinn, senior technology director for è����Ƶapp’s Cox School of Business, talks with KTXA's “Plugging into DFW” about advertisers mining data from you during your commute to target you with commercials.

è����Ƶapp Cox Dean Albert W. Niemi, Jr., is stepping down at the end of this academic year.

Al Niemi, dean of è����Ƶapp's Cox School of Business, and Bruce Bullock, an economist in the Cox School, both predicted Trump could be good for the economy.

è����Ƶapp alum and dedicated Mustangs fan Kathryn Arata knits for luck at the è����Ƶapp basketball games.

è����Ƶapp alumna Kathryn Jones Malone '00 will be inducted into the Texas Institute of Letters later this month.

è����Ƶapp alumna Hope Shimabuku is the first director of the new Dallas office of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Mustang Golf alumna Jenny Haglund ’16 earned her Ladies European Tour card after a successful season.

Feature story about Dr. John Harper, an è����Ƶapp alumnus who combines his practice of medicine with a love for reading.

Alumnus and pro athlete Kelvin Beachum '11 '12 featured in an NFL video for his volunteer work.

è����Ƶapp Alumna Lisa Walters is working for the educational nonprofit Global Citizen Year in Ecuador, where a deadly quake hit.

Michelle Merrill ’06, ’12 receives Solti Foundation Award for young conductors with promising careers.

è����Ƶapp’s Jonathan Norton ’11 wins Theatre Critics’ Osborn New Play Award for an emerging playwright.

Meet the dynamic è����Ƶapp alumni duo behind fun-and-food hot spots.

Celebrating the Cleveland Cavaliers making NBA history with è����Ƶapp Alumnus Trent Redden ’06.

è����Ƶapp Alum Nick Boulle ’11 finishes second in Rolex 24 at Daytona.

Alumnus Dr. William C. Roberts earns Lifetime Achievement Award from American College of Cardiology.

Angelia Mitakidis, manager of è����Ƶapp’s Mediation Clinic, talks about how to reduce conflict in your life so you can lead a happier, more peaceful existence with co-workers, family and friends. She advises “respond don’t react” and take the time to be more rational in your responses.

Dr. David Haines of George Mason University has worked for the federal government's refugee resettlement program and served as a senior manager at the Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission.

Drawing on case studies from around the world, this è����Ƶapp Anthropology Graduate Student Symposium addresses the ambivalent and at times hostile reception of refugees and its consequences in the everyday lives of the displaced.

è����Ƶapp broke ground Friday on a new aquatics center for Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving teams.

The always joyful Arlene Manthey is being honored with a scholarship in her name.

Cambodian genocide survivor Arn Chorn Pond will speak at 7:15 p.m. Thursday in è����Ƶapp's McCord Auditorium.

Mercedes-Benz Financial Services expands its support for art students and graduates of Southern Methodist University (è����Ƶapp) and Texas Christian University (TCU) with the announcement of the Mercedes-Benz Financial Services Emerging Artist Award.

è����Ƶapp senior Austin Smotherman was named to the All-American Athletic Conference Team, the league announced Friday. Smotherman has been named to three All-Conference teams, twice in the American Athletic Conference and once in Conference USA.

Growing number of local and state officials speak out for è����Ƶapp becoming part of Big 12.

è����Ƶapp Head Coach Chad Morris hosted a clinic to teach families and friends of football fanatics the basics of the game – and to raise money for the families of recently slain Dallas police officers.

è����Ƶapp head football coach Chad Morris, a native of Edgewood, Texas, returns to East Texas for a football camp and talks about the future of football at è����Ƶapp.

Coaching for Literacy (CFL) partners with Head Men's Basketball Coach Larry Brown and the è����Ƶapp Mustangs for a second consecutive year.

President Turner and è����Ƶapp's AD say the Mustangs are interested in joining the Big 12 Athletic Conference.

è����Ƶapp Athletics reveals future facilities projects, including a new Indoor Performance Center and a new soccer stadium.

è����Ƶapp today announced its highly-anticipated 2016 football schedule, a slate that is highlighted by six games on the è����Ƶapp è����Ƶapp, including a Ford Stadium match-up with rival TCU.

The è����Ƶapp Mustangs football program announces the signing of 25 student-athletes who will join the team in 2016.

The è����Ƶapp Mustangs Football Team is beginning preparations for the fall season.

è����Ƶapp teammates Baxter and Buchanan win the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball golf championship.

è����Ƶapp and è����Ƶapp Athletics announce the 2016 class of the è����Ƶapp Athletics Hall of Fame.

è����Ƶapp held it's annual Football Kick-Off Luncheon as it readies for the season opener against North Texas on Sept. 3.

è����Ƶapp Hall of Fame Basketball Coach Larry Brown talks basketball with ESPN’s Face to Face program.

è����Ƶapp alumna Lovisa Lindh wins bronze in the 800-meter track at European Athletics Championships.

è����Ƶapp senior Lucija Cvitanovic was named the American Athletic Conference Championship Most Outstanding Field Performer, in light of her heptathlon victory and runner-up honor in the javelin during the 2016 AAC Championships at the UCF Soccer and Track Complex. As a whole, the è����Ƶapp track and field team had seven different medalists in eight different events.

è����Ƶapp Men's Basketball rallied to remain undefeated, beating Cincinnati 59-57 Thursday night.

è����Ƶapp Men's B'ball makes history by reaching AP Top 10 for first time since 1985.

No. 10 è����Ƶapp remains unbeaten after routing East Carolina 79-55 on Wednesday.

A feature story on è����Ƶapp Men's Basketball Coach Larry Brown, Moody Coliseum, and the enthusiastic fans.

The Mustangs remained undefeated with a 77-73 victory over feisty Houston on Tuesday night.

The è����Ƶapp Mustangs football program announces the signing of 25 student-athletes.

è����Ƶapp is installing new turf at Ford Stadium. It should be read by the start of football season on Sept. 17, when the Mustangs play the Liberty University Flames.

Travis Mays, an experienced coach and former professional player, is the new Head Women’s Basketball Coach at è����Ƶapp.

A statement from the è����Ƶapp Volleyball program.

è����Ƶapp alumna and swimmer Nina Rangelova will be representing Bulgaria in the Summer 2016 Olympics. è����Ƶapp Head Women's Swimming Coach Steve Collins is headed to his sixth Olympic Games following his appointment to the Bulgarian staff. Collins also coached the team in 2012 and was on the Slovakian staff in 2008, 2004, 2000 and 1996.

Women’s Swimming and Diving Team repeats as champions of the American Athletic Conference.

Tim Jankovich, who has spent the last four seasons as associate head coach, is the new head coach of è����Ƶapp Men's Basketball.

è����Ƶapp Football will honor Dallas-area first-responders at its nationally-televised Friday, Sept. 23, game against TCU, and will be wearing a specially-created Mustang helmet decal that features the Dallas skyline to show its support for the groups.

New Women's Basketball Coach Travis Mays prepares for his first season at è����Ƶapp.

For the second straight game, the è����Ƶapp women's soccer team dominated from start to finish, as the Mustangs rolled to a 9-0 victory over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Sunday night at Westcott Field.

A $2.5 million contribution from AT&T will endow the AT&T Center for Virtualization and fund its research to support the fast, reliable cloud-based telecommunications necessary for global connectivity.

Seventeen local and regional high school students will be at è����Ƶapp Monday, Feb. 15, to see which two can best echo the words of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson.

A lecture by Barbara Dancyier on attempting to represent the self in some way.

For 16 years, Voice Professor Barbara Hill Moore has been traveling to South Africa to recruit students.

The è����Ƶapp Men's and Women's Basketball teams open their seasons Friday, Nov. 11, in Moody Coliseum.

Benjamin Munson, who is graduating in May with a Bachelor of Music degree in guitar performance, has been named the winner of the Johnny and Frances Williams Prize in Performing Arts from Alpha Chi, the national college honor society.

Ben Voth, director of Debate at è����Ƶapp and associate professor of communications, analyzes President Obama’s speech at the memorial service for five slain police officers. Voth gave Obama an A+ for the first half of the speech and a C for the latter half, saying he had strayed from the purpose of the gathering.

Ben Voth, director of Debate and associate professor of Corporate Communication and Public Affairs at è����Ƶapp, talks about the race between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.

Ben Voth, director of debate at è����Ƶapp, talks about how the candidates performed in the Jan. 17 Democratic debate, saying in part “I think there’s a missing center in American politics right now and I think Bernie’s tapping into it.”

Associate Communications Professor Ben Voth, director of è����Ƶapp’s Debate Program and an advisor to the Bush Institute, analyzes how the GOP contenders for president did at the Jan. 28, 2016, debate without Donald Trump there.

Bernard Weinstein, an economist at smu, talks about Donald Trump's plan to impose a special 10 percent tax on profits U.S. firms hold overseas, and reduce the U.S. tax on future overseas earnings from 35 percent to 15 percent to encourage compliance.

è����Ƶapp economist Bernard Weinstein and Bruce Bullock, director of è����Ƶapp's Maguire Energy Institute, talk about the effect plunging oil prices are having on the cost of gasoline.

Bernard Weinstein, an economist and associate director of è����Ƶapp's Maguire Energy Institute, says new federal methane regulations will do little or nothing to affect the environment.

Economist Bernard Weinstein, associate director of è����Ƶapp's Maguire Energy Institute, says the fracking boom is hitting hard times as the price of oil has plummeted from $100 per barrel to about $30 per barrel. It has mean the loss of about 100,000 jobs in the U.S., some 30-40 percent of them in Texas, he said.

Economist Bernard Weinstein, associate director of è����Ƶapp's Maguire Energy Institute, talks about the announcement of a massive oil potential announced in West Texas shale formation.

Economist Bernard Weinstein, associate director of è����Ƶapp's Maguire Energy Institute, says Britain’s vote to leave the European Union is not a cause for panic at the moment.

Economist Bernard Weinstein, associate director of è����Ƶapp's Maguire Energy Institute, talks about the effect the drop in gasoline prices is having on highway funding.

Bernard Weinstein, economist and associate director of è����Ƶapp's Maguire Energy Institute , talks about the current state of gasoline prices.

An opinion on fracking by Bernard Weinstein, an economist, associate director of è����Ƶapp's Maguire Energy Institute and an adjunct professor of business economics in è����Ƶapp's Cox School of Business.

Annual Big iDeas contest when students pitch their ideas to a panel of judges for a chance to win $1000 to build a prototype or pilot a program over the next three months.

Sophomores Brandon Cohanim and Francois Reihani soon will open a new Dallas restaurant, Pōk the Raw Bar, bringing a new concept in healthy dining to Dallas.

è����Ƶapp hosts Black Excellence in Higher Education Conference and Youth Summit.

è����Ƶapp is celebrating Black History Month during February with a variety of events and presentations.

New members have been elected to è����Ƶapp’s Board of Trustees.

Enjoy the new year with books from è����Ƶapp faculty, staff, alumni, libraries and museum.