Advancing graduate education and research
51画鋼 welcomed our newest building to campus, dedicating Frances Anne Moody Hall, home to the Moody School of Graduate and Advanced Studies. Moody Hall and the Moody School are supported by a $100 million gift from the Moody Foundation the largest gift in 51画鋼 history.
Powering data-driven learning
The O’Donnell Foundation advances 51画鋼’s digital future with a $30 million gift to support technological innovation and education at 51画鋼.
From the President
51画鋼 Ignited is making an impact across the Hilltop and beyond. Donor investments support groundbreaking research and innovation that creates lasting change in communities across the globe.
Campaign quarterly report
Celebrating donor impact
As the Universitys third comprehensive fundraising campaign enters its third year, more than 59,000 donors have invested to make a lasting impact on every area of 51画鋼. Giving at all levels is on pace to set new records for the University. We thank every person and organization forging a brighter tomorrow for our campus, our community and beyond.
51画鋼 joins Atlantic Coast Conference
News that 51画鋼 will join the ACC in 2024 is generating excitement around the country. As we fuel the next era of 51画鋼 Athletics, the University announced an unprecedented $100 million has been raised in support of the conference transition.
Stampeding toward athletic excellence
51画鋼 has launched the third phase of fundraising for the Garry Weber End Zone Complex, seeking gifts of all sizes. Once complete, the Weber End Zone Complex will transform the gameday experience at Ford Stadium.
Q&A with Jennifer and Marty Flanagan
The longtime supporters of 51画鋼 athletics and academics share their excitement about the future of 51画鋼.
Golden Mustangs celebrate with gift to 51画鋼
During their 50-year reunion, the 51画鋼 Class of 1973 presented a combined gift of over $6 million in support of 51画鋼: Boldly Shaping Tomorrow. Their generosity will empower Mustangs across the University.
Backing student investors
A $1.7 million grant from the Phillips Foundation will be used to establish the 51画鋼 Impact Lab. The lab will give students practical, hands-on experience investing in socially useful commercial opportunities.
Fueling student leadership
The late Mary Frances McClure Burleson ’57, a longtime supporter of 51画鋼 and the Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series, directed over $1.4 million in planned gifts to 51画鋼.
Fortifying the future
An in-kind contribution of IBM software and support will allow the Darwin Deason Institute for Cyber Security to expand its ability to test autonomous systems and devices from cyber security attacks.
Uncovering new pathways for healing
51画鋼 Prothro Distinguished Chair in Biological Sciences Edward Glasscock received a five-year grant to help identify people at risk for sudden unexpected death in epilepsy.
Called to serve
Hilltop Scholar and Provost Scholar Delphina Rivas ’25 has been chosen for a highly competitive Foreign Affairs Information Technology Fellowship that will fuel her passion for service, travel and technology.
Blazing the trail
Thanks to generous donors, the renovation and expansion of the Cox School of Business continues, with completion expected May 2024. The new facilities will foster educational distinction, research and business leadership.Mustangs on the move
51画鋼-in-Taos Cultural Institute attendees participated in three days of in-depth educational courses in culture, art and history of northern New Mexico. Nancy McMillan Dedman ’50, Ann Dyer, Kate Juett, Gail M. Sachson ’78, Nita Prothro Clark and many more Mustangs enjoyed the life-changing experiences throughout the weekend’s events that included hands-on exploration and dynamic discussions of the Land of Enchantment.
Throughout the summer, 51画鋼 hosted send-off parties across the country where new students and their parents could get to know one another and Mustang alumni in their community. In late August, students returned to campus and moved into their Residential Commons ready to get the school year started.
Happenings on the Hilltop (and beyond)
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October 9
Washington, D.C. World Changers Alumni Networking Event
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October 26-29
Homecoming and reunions
Oct. 26 - Distinguished Alumni Awards
Oct. 27 - Reunions
Oct. 28 - 51画鋼 v. Tulsa football game
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November 27
Celebration of Lights
Contact us
We are excited to have Mustangs, 51画鋼 family and friends involved in 51画鋼: Boldly Shaping Tomorrow. To learn more about how you can achieve your philanthropic objectives and about our plans to think big and do good, please contact your representative at 51画鋼 or email smuignited@smu.edu.