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Hispanic Heritage Month ends Oct. 15. This national holiday is to observe the intricate culture and the achievements Hispanic people have contributed to our society and to our world. While it may seem that the holiday may almost be over, there are plenty of ways here at the University to tak…
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News
Submissions for the Graduate Research Conference have been opened until Feb. 26, 2021 for all SFA graduate students with presentable research.
SFA has been chosen to participate in Facebook’s beta test of their new feature: Facebook Campus. SFA is also the only school in Texas to be chosen for this test.
A group of SFA students have planned a peaceful protest against the harassment students encounter from preachers who visit campus to preach to students walking by. The protest will be held 10 a.m. on Nov. 18. There is also a petition that students can sign.
SFA has established its first online Doctoral Degree in Educational Leadership as part of the James I. Perkins College of Education.
To help prevent further spread of COVID-19, SFA has decided to switch almost all classes to online after Thanksgiving break from Nov. 30- Dec. 18 into the winter break. Instead of students returning for two weeks, keeping as many students as possible off campus for a longer period of time wi…
SFA has partnered with Texas A&M University System’s Academic Alliance, RELLIS, to offer a face-to-face completer program for the Bachelor of Science, or BS, in Interdisciplinary Studies’ early childhood through Grade 6 concentration in Bryan-College Station. The partnership will begin i…
The Center for Career and Professional Development and Human Resources have partnered up to offer guidance to departments to expand or create on-campus internship programs for their students.
Sports
After a successful 2019-20 campaign, Ladyjacks basketball is back and ready to go following a longer-than-usual offseason.
The Lumberjacks concluded their 2020 home slate by defeating the Pittsburg State Gorillas 26-7 on Saturday night. The victory sealed the Jacks’ first six-game win streak since 2010 and marked the first time since 2012 that they went undefeated at home.
The (5-3) Lumberjacks will look to finish the 2020 season undefeated at Homer Bryce Stadium against the (1-1) Pittsburg State Gorillas at 4 p.m. Saturday
SFA football (4-3) looks to continue their winning ways at 2 p.m. Saturday for a road matchup with the Eastern Kentucky University Colonels from Roy Kidd Stadium in Richmond, Kentucky.
The SFA Lumberjacks will look to go over the .500 mark for the first time this season against the Western Colorado Mountaineers at 2 p.m. on Halloween at Homer Bryce Stadium..
At 12:30 P.M. Saturday , the SFA Lumberjacks (2-3) will look to continue their winning ways at Globe Life Park in Arlington against the Abilene Christian Wildcats (0-2) .
Opinion
The world is a wonderful and beautiful place to be, but it isn’t perfect. The internet has provided us with a method of global communication that allows humans to be more informed than any other generation in history. Being informed is important, but the world is bigger than one person. And …
As of now, Facebook Campus, a new side of Facebook geared toward college students, is only available to 30 schools nationwide, and SFA is one of them. I have been using Facebook campus since it has been made available for SFA students. It has been steadily growing, and the potential that it…
After Thanksgiving Break, most classes will be meeting remotely, using Zoom or Brightspace, while there are a select few that will return to campus after break. The decision of whether or not a class can meet back on campus is left up to the academic department of which the class belongs to.
Every year here in Nacogdoches, the HOPE Food Pantry holds a community Thanksgiving dinner, open to those who may not be able to afford a Thanksgiving family dinner. However, this year, the numbers of those who can’t afford to serve this feast are on the rise. We tend to normally write-off t…
To say that 2020 has been an overwhelming year would be an understatement. With a nationwide pandemic that has affected so many lives and protests against racial injustice and police brutality that have done the same, these tensions are what have led into this year’s election season. Both ca…
Entertainment
Dean of Affairs Adam Peck has signed a contract for a new book with the working title, “Applying Design Thinking to the Measurement of Experiential Learning.” The book will come out in the fall of 2021 and will be written for educators.
A dream became a reality for Nax Smoke Shop owner Alex Siv when his business started to bloom. Siv wanted to own his own business but didn’t have the money or needs to start. His aunt saw he needed help and made a deal with him; if he promised to go back to school, she would help him start h…
SFA’s Talking Hands and Student Government Association held their hybrid seminar, Building Inclusive Lives: A Deaf and Hard of Hearing Seminar, last Wednesday in the Twilight Ballroom and on Zoom.
The Nacogdoches Convention & Visitor’s Bureau will be celebrating 25 years in 2021, and they are getting a kickstart on the celebration. The CVB is asking for everyone in Nacogdoches to write and send a love letter and/or pictures to Nacogdoches by November 26. Submissions will be put in…
The SFA School of Theatre will be performing Rideshare/Overshare by Ian McWethy and Carrie McCrossen in the Kennedy Auditorium on November 10-14 at 7:30 p.m. The show is directed by Angela Bacarisse and is the final mainstage performance of the Fall 2020 semester.
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