by Ashley Pitts
Thanksgiving break always arrives with stellar timing, right when students need a breather from papers, exams, and the swirl of campus life. But for SMU fans, that break also brings football. This season, the Mustangs will take on Cal in a Thanksgiving weekend matchup that is sure to have students and alumni alike glued to their TV screens between servings of turkey and pie.
By Katie Ewig
Dallas may be packed with sleek steakhouses and high-end restaurants, but some of its best meals come from places you’d least expect. The city is filled with small, unpolished spots that locals swear by, true hole-in-the-wall restaurants where the focus is on good food. These little hidden gems have a classic charm and honesty. Sushi House, Burger House, Naminohana, and Café Pacific are perfect examples: simple, unfussy, and loved for one reason, the food always delivers.
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Dallas has a rhythm that never truly slows down, and nowhere is that more apparent than around SMU’s campus. With enduring local favorites that have been part of student life for decades and new spots that seem to emerge each semester, the area strikes a perfect balance between the familiar and what’s new. Whether you’re in the mood for a walk, food, or art and culture, there’s plenty to explore around campus. As a result, the area feels both lively and welcoming.
Thanksgiving in Dallas means three things: food, family, and football — but it’s also the perfect time for Dallas Thanksgiving workouts that keep you feeling your best. Between turkey, mashed potatoes, and endless desserts, it’s easy to hit pause on your routine. Luckily, Dallas is full of ways to stay active while still enjoying everything that makes the holiday special. Whether you’re looking to burn off calories before the big meal or get back on track afterward, there’s something for everyone.
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