Anna Claire Howland, 21, a junior at Southern Methodist University and Kappa Kappa Gamma member, was prominently featured on New York Magazine’s cover story last week.

Several Southern Methodist University tennis players are hard at work preparing for the big competition. That includes a teen who’s battling challenges on and off the court.

Southern Methodist University, or SMU, was brought to court over its plan to drop its affiliation with the Methodist Church.

A Texas Supreme Court hearing marked the climax of a significant six-year legal battle. SMU has declared its independence from the United Methodist Church, ending a 114-year connection while planning to retain its "Methodist" name.

The Texas Supreme Court is hearing a case over church control of Southern Methodist University (SMU) regarding a dispute with the institution on social issues such as strengthened restrictive policies toward LGBTQ people,

SMU grad Katie Kerl was killed by a vehicle in Dallas while walking to her rideshare; the driver involved stayed on scene, charges pending.

According to Grubhub’s support page, once a student places an order, the kitchen prepares the food and loads it onto the robot. The robot then takes the food to a drop-off spot, where the student uses the app to open the compartment and pick up their food.

When Disney Channel star Cameron Boyce died in 2019, his death was ruled a sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, otherwise known as SUDEP. Boyce, then 20, experienced his first seizure at almost 17, but his medical condition had never interfered with his acting career or everyday life.

A 21-year-old from Mountain Brook recently gained national attention after she appeared alongside her sister Mary Louise Howland and other Trump inauguration partygoers on a New York Magazine edition titled “The Cruel Kids’ Table.”

Editor of United Methodist Insight says the lawsuit involving SMU and the United Methodist Church is the latest in a long-simmering disagreement between

The number, possibly an undercount, underscores the effect of blocking the procedure for one of the state’s most vulnerable populations.

When Corrina left home for college, she was the bright, pretty cheerleader and volunteer. I met her a few years later while I was researching mental illness among youth, and