When your computer screen blurs and your eyes plead for relief, it’s time for a well-deserved break. Whether it’s relaxation, inspiration, or simply a change of scenery you seek, here are six rejuvenating activities to enjoy in Dallas when you need to escape the monotony of work.
As the winter chill fades away and the promise of warmer days beckons, it’s time to start preparing the perfect escape for Spring Break. Whether you’re craving the vibrant culture of the Caribbean, the breathtaking beauty of the Mexican coast, or the electrifying energy of a bustling city, we’ve curated the ultimate guide to three unmissable Spring Break destinations: Punta Cana, Cabo San Lucas, and Miami. Continue to read on as we delve into what makes each location appealing. And discover the endless possibilities they offer for an unforgettable Spring Break getaway.
Entrepreneur and Southern Methodist alumnus Brooks Thostenson founded Taos Bakes, a granola company based in Taos and Questa, New Mexico. Before he created a granola powerhouse, he was just a student attending a study abroad program in Taos, New Mexico, through SMU’s partnered program.
The Dallas Art Fair seeks organized and energetic candidates who are ready to take on a variety of positions in the production of the fair.
ArtStar is an online platform for discovering and collecting the best contemporary art. ArtStar is looking for a Summer Research Intern focused on client prospecting from the residential, corporate, hospitality, campus housing, and multi-family segments of the design industry.
Attention all SMU public relations and strategic communication majors! If you want to break into the public relations industry, make sure to attend SMU PRSSA’s kickoff meeting on Thursday, February 22nd, at 6:00 PM in Hughes-Trigg, room 209. The semester’s kickoff event is a resume workshop in partnership with the Hegi Career Center.