Poetry as a form of expression has evolved and adapted throughout the centuries, from written works to recorded videos. Our resident published poet, Annastatia Brooks, explores the development of poetry and its multi-platform evolution in the 21st century in her latest article.
Anthony Burdain is a multitalented celebrity you may have heard of. He's known for his role on several television shows and his afinity for food, but he's far more than meets the eye. Check out Amani's article for more inofrmtaion on the life of Anthony Bourdain.
The Commerce Society hosted its 50th Annual Business dinner last month, featuring guest speaker Robert Kelly, a SMU alumnus. Simon Auffrey Arsenault recaps the address in his article.
"Athletics and Academics: Friends or Foes", written by Soha Mohammadhanif, discusses the delicate balance between school sports and your academic career. Check it out to learn the benefits of university athletics, as well as the difficulties they can entail.
"Transness and Self Image" by Joyo Smit explores concepts of gender dysphoria, societal expectations, and gender identity in the context of transitioning. To read about these topics and learn ways to combat gender dysphoria, head to the SMU Journal website today!
Curious about how to get help with all things tech-related on campus? Alex Fisher's latest article, "Campus Resources: Making the Most of SMU's Technical Supports", discusses the resources available to students so you can get help with all your technology needs.
Curious about how to get help with all things tech-related on campus? Alex Fisher's latest article, "Campus Resources: Making the Most of SMU's Technical Supports", discusses the resources available to students so you can get help with all your technology needs.
Does where you get your news from matter? Carmen Garcia discusses the importance of credibility, the link between bias and misinformation, and the impact on public opinion in her article.
School spirit is integral for athletics at any university. It's important for athletes to feel supported and encouraged as they give their all to compete, but does SMU do a good job at showing school spirit? How could it improve? Check out Theressa Jabbour's article to find out.
SMU Huskies women's basketball and volleyball both dominated their AUS championships this season, and brought home their titles on the same day. With basketball's three-peat and volleyball's return to the top, read all about their achievements in Keyara Nelson's article!
The 2025 federal election is on the horizon and as such it's crucial to understand how and why to vote. Check out Theressa Jabbour's article for a guide to the voting process.
"Senioritis: The Final Hurdle" by Jenna McConnell discusses the struggles of fourth-year students facing the end of their degree. To learn coping mechanisms, easy ways to find jobs, and how to stay motivated during your final year, check it out on the SMU Journal website!
SMUSA's Board of Directors' Forum last month featured a presentation by MLA Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin. An experienced politician, Smith-McCrossin's presence was inspirational for SMU students, as recounted in Simon Auffrey Arsenault's article.
Stonewall is a word that you may recognize, but the historical context might be unfamiliar to you. "Stonewall: History, Erasure, and Preservation" by Joyo Smit explores the history of this movement and provides readers with resources on how to organize and support queer folks.
Affirmative action in the United States and employment equity in Canada may seem similar on the surface, but as Carmen Garcia finds, recognising the differences can help one understand the importance and long-term benefits of employment equity policies in the workplace.
Amani Rizwan's latest article "10 Pieces of Media by Women That Belong on Your List" discusses some fantastic media that feature strong female protagonists as the main character and works written by amazing women. Head to the SMU Journal website to read!
The normalization of technology, especially in an academic environment, can have many detrimental effects on your physical and mental health. Learn about the importance of reducing screen time in Alex Fisher's "The Case for Less Screen Time: How Technology Can Detract From Life".
If you've never seen a live musical performance before, now's your chance! The SMU Drama Society will be performing The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals from March 19th-22nd. Leah Oake talks about this show in her latest article, sharing her interviews with the musical cast.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe used to be one of the most successful franchises in film history, but many of its recent films have not been performing as well. In his article, Jacob Butler analyses why this has happened and questions why it matters.
Performance anxiety is common amongst athletes, affecting those at every level of the game. SMU athletes Ashley Penney and Cedric Ralph share their experiences navigating this challenge in Keyara Nelsonโs latest article, as she explores mental preparation, training confidence.