Did you know that there are a lot of famous alumni from Southern Methodist University? From Olympic gold medalists, actresses, and even a first lady, SMU students are in great company!
This First Lady graduated in 1968 and majored in Education!
Who doesn’t love Kathy Bates? American Horror Story, Titanic, The Blind Side, and much much more.
Everyone secretly wants her to be their cool mom, not Rory’s.
She’s been serving as a Congresswoman in Dallas since 1993! She got her masters at SMU in Public Administration.
While she may not technically be an alumni, I couldn’t help but include Kourtney even though she left us for Arizona.
“Whenever I try to make a taco, I get too excited and I crush it.”
He’s been a Dallas Cowboys wide receiver for almost 5 years — and does actually play.
If anyone’s as huge of a fan of It’s Always Sunny as I am, you’ll be excited to know The Waitress went to SMU (Charlie did not, much to his dismay).
DeChambeau is ranked #148 in the world in golf (not bad out of 7 billion people).
Most of you should know this considering there’s a statue of him outside Dedman.
Very famous movie and TV producer, born and raised in Dallas.
Founder and “Chief Shoe Giver” of Toms. Shoutout to Cox for that one!
Yet another of many politicians to come out of SMU. Congressman Johnson currently represents Texas’ 3rd district.
Two time gold medalist in the 1984 Olympics in swimming alone!
Best known for her role as Benny Lopez on “George Lopez”.
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