Police Seek the Public’s Help to Find the Missing SMU Student Brianna Arango

Brianna Arango, a 21-year-old SMU student, has been missing since February 12, 2026, and her family members contacted the SMU police.

She was last seen around 12:30 p.m. on campus near Harold Simmons Hall in Dallas, Texas.

A search is underway for a 21-year-old SMU student who has not been seen since Wednesday afternoon.

Brianna Arango was last spotted around 12:30 p.m. on February 12, 2026, near Harold Simmons Hall on SMU’s campus in Dallas. She never made it to her 1:00 p.m. class.

When Arango failed to meet up with family members later that afternoon, a relative called the SMU Police at approximately 3:30 p.m. to report her missing.

At the time of disappearance, she was wearing a white shirt, blue sweatpants, and carrying a beige tote bag.

Hopefully she shares her location with someone trustworthy and has phone with her charged.

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SMU Police are actively investigating and have asked the campus community for help. Authorities say they are treating Arango’s disappearance as a matter of concern.

Anyone who has seen Brianna or knows where she might be is urged to contact SMU Police immediately at 214-768-3388.

Anonymous tips can be submitted through the Silent Witness Program: 214-SMU-2TIP (214-768-2847), Online: www.smu.edu/2TIP, and the SMU Aware Safety App.

Police ask that anyone with information come forward as efforts continue to locate the missing student.

Please Heavenly Father, send your angels to help this young lady to be found very soon and to be safe. Lord be with her friends and family as they continue to look for her. In Jesus name Amen.

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