In 2019, then-TCU chancellor Victor Boschini welcomed the Fort Worth school’s first class of medical students — which ...

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SMU’s annual cost of attendance for an on-campus student is $86,104. For UT on-campus students, residents pay between $31,616 and $34,470, while out-of-state students pay between $59,544 and ...

SMU has rightly worked to become a more diverse school in the last decade, but its student enrollment still does not match the makeup of Dallas’ population, with minorities making up only about ...

The TCU-SMU rivalry, symbolized by the Battle for the Iron Skillet, showcases a mix of historical connection, athletic ambition, and regional tension. The rivalry's roots date back decades ...

SMU president announces plans to resign 00:23. ... Under his leadership, SMU's student enrollment has increased from 9,100 to over 12,000, and the endowment has quadrupled to $2.03 billion.

SMU’s first season as a power football program is not a disaster for “friend” TCU, ... TCU’s stadium is big for a private school with an undergraduate enrollment of 11,049.

SMU ranked first in total defense in the ACC last season, surrendering 22.1 points per game on average, ... Location: Dallas, Tex. Founded: 1911 Enrollment: ...

SMU, meanwhile, transitioned to the ... The Dallas school with a 12,000-student enrollment also named a new university president in January, hiring Jay Hartzell away from the University of Texas.

Southern Methodist University names new executive vice president, provost. ... Mersey will be responsible for admissions, faculty development and international programs, ...

A small, private school in Dallas with an enrollment of just over 12,000 undergraduate and graduate students may not sound like it has the means to forgo that kind of money, but SMU's unique donor ...

Both campuses experienced some growth over the last decade, with UT making its admissions process more competitive by automatically admitting only the top 6% of Texas high school graduates.