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Terry died Christmas Eve of complications from Parkinson's disease. He was 85. Funeral services had not been set as of Monday morning.

Nickname “Mr. ��Ʒ������” for his long association with ��Ʒ������ as a professor and administrator.

Mike and Cherri Disque made the decision to pay for 22 other undergraduate- and graduate-level students to go on ��Ʒ������'s annual ‘Holocaust Poland’ trip.

When ��Ʒ������ opened in 1915, students and faculty knew that they were creating precedents and traditions about how to celebrate holidays. In the early days of the twentieth century, much like today, students learned to balance studying for exams and celebrating Christmas.

An exhibition featuring reflections on death and its meaning for Christian communities as expressed through art and literature opened Dec. 16, at Bridwell Library at Perkins School of Theology.

��Ʒ������ Meadows musicians fill Mockingbird Station with sounds of the holiday season.

When José Manuel Santoyo addresses ��Ʒ������’s Commencement audience Dec. 17, the Mexican national and U.S. citizen-hopeful will have accomplished his own “American experiment” – one that presented the 24-year-old human rights and Spanish major with a number of great risks.

A $2.5 million contribution from AT&T will endow the AT&T Center for Virtualization and fund its research to support the fast, reliable cloud-based telecommunications necessary for global connectivity.

Libby Arterburn will graduate from ��Ʒ������ with degrees in health and society.

McHenry Taylor will graduate from ��Ʒ������ on Dec. 17 with experience few film graduates list on their resumes. He wrote the script and directed a feature-length film, "Elsewhere, TX," which will debut in May 2017 at ��Ʒ������.

When Moez Janmohammad first enrolled at ��Ʒ������, he had life all figured out. He’d picked a school that was close to home and the parents he cherished, and he would pursue a physics degree before applying to grad school. That path would lead to a coveted technology career he could enjoy.

On Saturday, Dec. 17, the all-University Commencement Convocation assembled candidates from all of ��Ʒ������'s schools and professional programs. The ceremony took place in Moody Coliseum at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 17, 2016.

Al Niemi, dean of ��Ʒ������'s Cox School of Business, and Bruce Bullock, an economist in the Cox School, both predicted Trump could be good for the economy.

Professor Jenia Iontcheva Turner has been appointed Amy Abboud Ware Centennial Professor in Criminal Law for her outstanding contributions as a teacher and scholar in the field of criminal justice.

It is the goal of ��Ʒ������ to remain open and hold classes as scheduled. However, if conditions warrant closing, the President in consultation with the ��Ʒ������ Police and the Provost will make that decision.

Rick Halperin, director of ��Ʒ������'s Embrey Human Rights Program, speaks out against a speech given by the white nationalist and member of the so-called alt-right, Richard Spencer, at the University of Texas A&M on Dec. 6 and the empowerment such groups have felt by the Trump election.

The ��Ʒ������ Cox School of Business Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree program debuted at No. 17 in the inaugural Poets & Quants for Undergrads’ Best Undergraduate Business Program 2016 rankings.

When The New York Times featured Stanley Marcus in an article in its Dec. 1 edition, the paper turned to ��Ʒ������’s DeGolyer Library for iconic images of the retail giant.

��Ʒ������ Associate Political Science Professor Matthew Wilson talks about President-elect Donald Trump’s negative reaction to the burning of the American flag. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that it is legal, that decision growing out a Dallas case involving an incident at the 1984 Republican National Convention.

��Ʒ������ experts offer tips for enjoying the holidays while avoiding stress and tribulations.

Celebration of Lights is a time when students, faculty and staff can relax and enjoy the holiday spirit.

VARIDESK®, maker of adjustable standing desks, was revealed to be the fastest growing entrepreneurial company in the Dallas area Tuesday evening at the 26th Annual ��Ʒ������ Cox Dallas 100™ Awards Ceremony and Banquet at the Omni Dallas Hotel, presented by the Cox School’s Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship.

��Ʒ������'s Residential Commons, home to more than 2,000 students, faculty, and staff, created a community that embraced the holidays.

Retired Dallas Police Chief David O. Brown will present the address at ��Ʒ������'s December Commencement at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 17, in Moody Coliseum.

��Ʒ������ Political Science Professor Dennis Simon takes a look at why Trump won as part of a lecture series on presidential elections.

��Ʒ������ Professor Josh Rovner discusses how events of the last month highlight how transparency can lead to politicization and government dysfunction.

The prestigious scholarship is awarded annually to intellectually distinguished Americans to advance knowledge in the scholars’ chosen fields and to promote understanding of Britain.

Angela Mitakidis of the Conflict Resolution Center offers seven tips for keeping the peace at the holiday table.

Verónica León, a Mexico native and professor of Spanish language and culture at ��Ʒ������, talks about the tradition of eating tamales at Christmas.

For many of us, the holiday season can give rise to extra stress. We may feel the weight of hectic schedules, financial strain and more people crammed into less space. Consider these suggestions.

Refugees, with the help of an interpreter and ��Ʒ������ volunteers, are learning to use laptops and a software program that will teach them to speak English.

��Ʒ������ Perkins Professor William B. Lawrence writes about the divide in the church over homosexuality.

Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist David Leonhardt will speak at the Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series at ��Ʒ������ Tuesday, Nov. 29.

��Ʒ������ Political Science Professor Cal Jillson talks about California becoming to Trump what Texas has been to Obama.

Economist Bernard Weinstein, associate director of ��Ʒ������'s Maguire Energy Institute, talks about the announcement of a massive oil potential announced in West Texas shale formation.

The PwC ��Ʒ������ Athletic Forum today announced Dalvin Cook of Florida State, D’Onta Foreman of Texas and Donnel Pumphrey of San Diego State as finalists for the 2016 Doak Walker Award. The Doak Walker Award National Selection Committee ranked the 10 semifinalists to determine the finalists.

Dale Carpenter, ��Ʒ������'s Judge William Hawley Atwell Chair of Constitutional Law, talks about the possible impact a Trump administration could have on LGBT rights.

Michael S. Harris, an associate professor of higher education and director of ��Ʒ������'sCenter for Teaching Excellence, provided expertise for a story on college tuition and professors' salaries.

��Ʒ������ University students are debuting a fashion magazine of their own. ��Ʒ������ LOOK will hit stands on Nov. 17.

Perkins School of Theology Professor Jack Levison and Perkins doctoral student Andrew Klumpp write about evangelicals and the rise of Donald Trump.

Sophomores Brandon Cohanim and Francois Reihani soon will open a new Dallas restaurant, Pōk the Raw Bar, bringing a new concept in healthy dining to Dallas.

��Ʒ������ Law Professor Nathan Cortez talks about the potential results of dismantling the Affordable Care Act.

Come engage in conversation and learn how to report incidents of hate speech, harassment, intimidation and threatening behavior.

The PwC ��Ʒ������ Athletic Forum has announced 10 semifinalists for the 2016 Doak Walker Award.

Physician Georges Bwelle and care provider Carol Brady Houston were this year's winners of the "Triumph of the Spirit" Award.

Celebration of Lights - at 7 p.m. Nov. 28 - is a time where students can relax and enjoy the holiday spirit before everyone leaves for winter break.

��Ʒ������ has received a three-year grant totaling $300,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support the Ignite/Arts Dallas initiative at the Meadows School of the Arts.

��Ʒ������ Provost Steven C. Currall appoints a new task force to recommend ways to boost ��Ʒ������’s profile as the leading research university in the region.

Message from the ��Ʒ������ Student Senate regarding the significance of our student-created Values Statement.

Two offensive fliers were found Sunday night in two stairwells in a residence hall and were reported to University officials, who are investigating this incident.

Mustang Golf alumna Jenny Haglund ’16 earned her Ladies European Tour card after a successful season.

Blogs by students and faculty about interesting people and places the world over.

The Mustangs opened their basketball seasons with victories under new coaches.

��Ʒ������ community members served at nonprofit organizations across North Texas as part of Stampede of Service.

The annual Advent/Christmas worship services in Perkins Chapel, set for Dec. 1, are a popular and much-anticipated feature of the season on the ��Ʒ������ campus and in the larger community.

A Message from President Turner on Veterans Day and the Presidential Election

A statement from the ��Ʒ������ Volleyball program.

Army veteran and law Prof. Chris Jenks says the military "is a blunt tool that should be used sparingly..."

The ��Ʒ������ Men's and Women's Basketball teams open their seasons Friday, Nov. 11, in Moody Coliseum.

Three ��Ʒ������ experts in international relations, business and trade with Mexico talk about Donald Trump's campaign promises to upend U.S. global trade policies.

��Ʒ������ and the Park Cities will act as a host site for a large-scale police agency preparedness and response exercise at ��Ʒ������’s Ford Stadium starting at around midnight Friday, November 11, and running until approximately 1:30 a.m. Sunday, November 13.

��Ʒ������ experts are available for interview on all things related to the results state of the presidential race.

��Ʒ������ experts are available for interview on all things related to the conclusion of the presidential race and the repercussions of how election night develops.

Students, faculty, and staff volunteer at various sites around DFW during "Stampede of Service" on Nov. 15.

Homecoming 2016 brought back memories and friends long forgotten through reunions, a parade and fun on the Boulevard.

Special activities and a historic photo collection pay tribute to those who have served the U.S.

The Pollock Gallery of the Division of Art at ��Ʒ������’s Meadows School of the Arts will present Radioee.net: Solario, a live broadcast and exhibition produced by Radioee.net and curated by Pollock Curatorial Fellow Sofia Bastidas.

Performances by ‘Art of African American Storytelling’ class members are open to public

Area high school students tour the campus and hear social justice advocate Bryan Stevenson speak as part of ��Ʒ������ Reads.

TEDx��Ʒ������ is changing its model to reach a broader audience with “ideas worth spreading.” The shift starts with location, as the high-energy mash-up of passionate talks and demonstrations moves to The Bomb Factory in Deep Ellum Nov. 11-12.

Renowned biblical scholar N.T. Wright is the featured lecturer as Perkins School of Theology hosts “Simply Wright: N.T. Wright at Perkins | ��Ʒ������” on Nov. 15-17.

The parade features the theme, "Road Trip Home to ��Ʒ������." Fifty entries in the parade, which circles Bishop Boulevard, include marching bands, drill teams, student-built floats, drum lines and dignitaries. Stand back for the children who line the route ready to catch candy thrown from the floats.

��Ʒ������ honors four outstanding alumni who are leaders in philanthropy, business and civic life.

Time to load up the car and return to ��Ʒ������ for Homecoming on Nov. 3-6. See old friends and make new ones.

��Ʒ������ Political Science Professor Cal Jillson says there are cracks in the solid Republican facade.

��Ʒ������ Dispute Resolution Professor Tom Hartsell talks about how to - and not to - discuss politics without destroying relationships.

Jacquelyn Thomas, a marketing professor at ��Ʒ������, talks about MetLife's decision to drop Snoopy.

Over the course of five days in May 1671, the city of Seville threw what is widely considered to be the most extravagant religious festival ever held in Baroque Spain, transforming the cathedral and city streets with ephemeral architecture.

��Ʒ������ Political Science Professor Cal Jillson talks to CNN about the possibility of historically blue states voting for Hillary Clinton on Nov. 8.

Three contemporary works, including a premiere by award-winning choreographer Adam Hougland and the revival of two acclaimed pieces from the 1980s, will be featured in the Fall Dance Concert presented by ��Ʒ������’s Meadows School of the Arts, November 9-13 in the Bob Hope Theatre of the Owen Arts Center.

Early voting for Dallas County residents will be available on the ��Ʒ������ campus Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.

Music therapy major Whitney Hewlett says her practicum at the Bridge Homeless Recovery Center was humbling and rewarding.

��Ʒ������'s Tate Distinguished Lecture Series presents Scott Kelly, who holds the distinction of spending more time in space than any other American astronaut.

An essay that explains why so many evangelicals still back Donald Trump.

As the world marks the 70th anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials, ��Ʒ������ recalls the roles four law professors played.

Lecture on Oct. 17 by Music Professor Dana Gorzelany-Mostak, whose research explores various facets of American musical culture, including the role of popular songs in presidential campaigns and the reception of music prodigies in the age of reality television,

Noted California-based author, filmmaker and horror historian David J. Skal will introduce a screening of a rare 1931 alternative, Spanish version of the movie Dracula.

Mercedes-Benz Financial Services expands its support for art students and graduates of ��Ʒ������ University (��Ʒ������) and Texas Christian University (TCU) with the announcement of the Mercedes-Benz Financial Services Emerging Artist Award.

��Ʒ������ Law Professor Grant Hayden explained why voters don't need to worry about the security of our elections process.

A $1.7 million grant from the TI Foundation funds STEM Academy for Dallas ISD Teachers at ��Ʒ������

On Tuesday, October 25, ��Ʒ������’s Disability Accommodations & Success Strategies (DASS) office is hosting “The Ability Exhibit” to build awareness about disabilities and the disability movement.

As the race between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump nears its end, students at ��Ʒ������ have been following the campaigns through a class on “Presidential Elections and American Politics” and through debate watch parties.

One wrap-up session remains in ��Ʒ������'s series of events and discussions on the presidential race.

Third debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was bitter to the end - as expected

��Ʒ������ archaeologist Mark D. McCoy finds evidence of ancient Pacific islanders first chief.

A distinguished panel at ��Ʒ������ examines media behavior in the July shootings that left five officers dead in Dallas.

Meadows Museum presents the most comprehensive exhibit of Spanish modern art to be shown in the U.S.in 50 years.

As the nation grapples with simmering racial tensions, ��Ʒ������’s new Center for Faith and Learning is gathering a panel of sociologists and religious scholars for a timely discussion, “Black Lives Matter, All Lives Matter, or Something Else?” on Thursday, Oct. 27, to explore what role Christianity can play in solving these old challenges.

��Ʒ������ experts are available for interview on all things related to the presidential race, leading up to and after the last scheduled debate Wednesday, Oct. 19.

��Ʒ������ Cox School of Business Moves Up in Global Business School Ranking