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Member Magazine (Meadows Museum)

At the Meadows is a publication for the benefit of Meadows Museum members. For membership information contact the Membership Department.

For more information please visit the magazine's website.

SMU Journal of Undergraduate Research

Publish Your Research

The SMU Journal of Undergraduate Research (JoUR) publishes original undergraduate scholarship from students across all disciplines.

Why publish?

• • Gain professional publication experience
• • Strengthen graduate school applications
• • Share your work with a wider audience
• • Receive a DOI and citable publication
• • Work through a peer-review process

Who can submit?

Any SMU undergraduate conducting original research or scholarship with faculty mentorship.

How do I start?

When your article is ready, go to the Submit Article link and follow the instructions. You will need to have your article in Word format, an abstract, keywords, and list of co-authors (if applicable).

SMU Law Review (Law Journals)

SMU Law Review is the flagship journal of SMU Dedman School of law, publishing articles by prominent legal scholars and practitioners with international reach. SMU Law Review is part of the SMU Law Review Association which also publishes the SMU Law Review Forum, the Journal of Air Law and Commerce, and the SMU Annual Texas Survey. Together, the Association’s student members publish four issues annually for the SMU Law Review. One issue each year is a Symposium issue focusing on timely legal topics. Recent Symposium issues have highlighted the role of artificial intelligence in a fair and just society, criminal justice reform, the right to die, and free speech under the First Amendment. Additionally, SMU Law Review publishes four to five Comments written by SMU Law Review Association’s student members. Serving as more than just a publication, the SMU Law Review also sponsors the annual SMU Corporate Counsel Symposium. Before publishing as the SMU Law Review in 1992, the journal began in 1947 as Texas Law and Legislation and then as the Southwestern Law Journal in 1948.

SMU Science and Technology Law Review (Law Journals)

The SMU Science & Technology Law Review is a journal produced twice a year by the Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law’s Science and Technology Law Review Association. The journal was formerly published as the Computer Law Review and Technology Journal, which preceded the current title.

Each issue includes articles authored by leading scholars and practitioners that address current issues in science and technology law and the intersection of these areas with other legal disciplines. Recent scholarship discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on corporate governance models, the legal implications of wearable technology in sports, and the privacy implications of direct-to-consumer prescription drug services.

The SMU Science & Technology Law Review will host its annual symposium, "The Evolving Intersection of Sports Law, Science and Technology” on February 5, 2027.

Southwestern Legal Center News, 1948-1957 (Law School History)

Southwestern Legal Center News (1948-1957) documents the activities of SMU's Southwestern Legal Center and its close relationship with the Southwestern Legal Foundation, now The Center for American and International Law (CAIL). Robert G. Storey, Dean of the SMU School of Law, founded the Southwestern Legal Foundation after returning to Texas from his service as a prosecutor during the Nuremberg Trials. The newsletter highlights mid-century legal education and professional programming at SMU, including institutes, conferences, and events in law enforcement, oil and gas, tax, and international law.

The Brief (Law Alumni Magazine), 1965-2002 (Law School History)

The Brief was an alumni magazine published from 1965 to 2002 that combined Law School and alumni news with substantive articles on legal issues, legal education, and developments in the profession.

The Dialogue

The Dialogue is the student-run undergraduate academic journal of the Southern Methodist University John G. Tower Center for Public Policy and International Affairs.

See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.

The Quad (Law Alumni Magazine), 1988-present (Law School History)

The Quad is an alumni magazine published for graduates and friends of the law school.