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The Office of Alumni Relations at 91ֱ��'s University is dedicated to fostering lifelong connections among past, present and future Saints. Through our mission to engage, support, build community and celebrate achievements, the Office of Alumni Relations aims to cultivate a vibrant alumni community that upholds the values and traditions of 91ֱ��’s University.

Spanning the arts, humanities, natural sciences and social sciences, and characterized by an educational environment that is both rigorous and supportive, the College of Arts and Sciences offers 20 undergraduate major programs and 20 minor programs.

SMU Athletics is a member of the NCAA Division II and the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) that sponsors 13 varsity sports with over 240 student athletes.

Working in collaboration with the Vice President of Mission Integrity, the University President as well as with University departments and programs, the Benedictine Institute of 91ֱ��’s helps lead the University in upholding and promoting its mission and identity as a Catholic University; its specific charism as Benedictine; and its educational tradition in the Liberal Arts, animated by the Benedictine motto: “That in all things God may be glorified” [UIOGD – Ut In Omnibus, Glorificetur Deus] (RB 57.9; 1 Pt 4, 11) Both internally within 91ֱ��’s University and Abbey and externally, within the Archdiocese and the broader public, the Institute builds awareness and enhances appreciation of the Catholic identity and Benedictine charism that constitute the identity of the 91ֱ��’s Community. As an integral part of University life, the Institute contributes to both the intellectual and spiritual development of 91ֱ��’s, in conjunction with the Abbey, and welcomes faculty, academic staff and student involvement in the Institute’s programs and initiatives.

91ֱ��'s partners with Bon Appétit Management Company to offer healthful, flavorful and sustainable meals on campus. St. Gertrude's Café seats over 200 people and has three hot food stations, a deli counter and a 20-item fresh-daily salad bar. Each day, Bon Appétit staff create homemade entrées, snacks and desserts using local ingredients, with your health and well-being — and the good of our planet — in mind.

The Budget Office was created in 2019 in support of continuing efforts of fiscal transparency and fiscal responsibility. The Budget Office is here to assist departments in understanding monthly expenditures, fiscal stewardship and financial analysis.

The School of Business is committed to developing leaders for tomorrow’s business world. Our undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs provide students with the necessary skills to succeed in today's fast-changing world.

The College of Business, Engineering, and Technology is a hub of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit at 91ֱ��'s University, equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and mindset to excel in a rapidly changing global economy. The College prepared students to become leaders, problem-solvers, and change-makers, ready to create value and make a positive impact in their professions and communities through the integration of creativity, analytical thinking, communication, and ethical decision-making. It does so through a rigorous, Benedictine-inspired education in business, engineering, and technology that offers Core and elective courses, as well as major and minor programs across diverse disciplines. These programs build on the liberal arts foundation provided by the Catholic, Benedictine CORE curriculum, ensuring graduates are well-rounded, thoughtful, and grounded in values. The College fosters hands-on learning, collaborative projects, and industry partnerships, while also promoting events, initiatives, services, and diversity to enrich the professional, innovative, and civic lives of both its students and the broader community.

The President's Cabinet is a leadership team composed of representatives from the various areas across the University, including academics, admissions and enrollment, finance, institutional advancement, marketing and communications, and student affairs.