As this semester is winding to a close and summer is just around the corner, SFA students, faculty and administration will earn a much-deserved break from the typical stress of college life. However, while this summer may seem like a great time to block out all the problems in the world, it …
This past year at The Pine Log as editor-in-chief has been one of the most exciting years of my life. I lost a lot of sleep working on breaking news stories. I made so many friends and connections. I led an amazing and talented staff that invited my crazy coffee-induced ideas and conspiracie…
Graduation is fast approaching for many, and others still have a few semesters before they must walk the stage. But with course assignments, intense study sessions and exams, it can be easy to forget that the work doesn’t stop there. All students, especially those nearing their graduation da…
College is viewed as expensive for many reasons. When students prepare for college, they prepare for things like tuition, room, and board. But when SFA students open their E-bill, they see fees they didn’t know existed. These fees are discouraging and are only an obstacle for many students.
With the concerns of potential discrimination in the School of Social Work coming to light, the question of whether members of the LGBTQ+ community and individuals who are single should be allowed to adopt or foster becomes a topic of discussion. I believe the answer to this controversial qu…
As soon as the audience heard those heavy bootsteps and the camera panned up to reveal a souped-up Robert Pattinson standing in the middle of a dark subway station with Michael Giacchino’s “The Batman” blaring in the background, DC had successfully hooked another generation of Batman fans. …
With summer approaching, the decision of whether or not to enroll summer classes needs to be deliberated. Three hour classes at SFA during the upcoming season cost roughly $1,400, a relatively high expense for students. Comparatively, community college summer class options are less expensive…
Mission Tejas State Park held their 15th annual Folk Festival in Grapeland, Texas this past weekend after two years hiatus due to COVID.
Title IX, a resource students and staff use to report discrimination and harassment on campus, released its annual summary earlier this month. According to the summary, 696 reports were made to Title IX from April 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022. None of these reports ended in disciplinary action.
The Pineywoods Auto Club is a new student organization on campus. Due to its authenticity, the founder’s persistence and students’ love for cars, the organization has gained a lot of attention across Texas.
Executive Director of Student Life Dr. Hollie Smith will be the new Student Government Association adviser beginning April 21. Her transition into the role is part of a reorganization of the University’s Student Affairs division.
Friends of Historic Nacogdoches, Inc. hosted The Living History of Oak Grove Cemetery on Saturday April 9. The event featured actors portraying some of the town’s most interesting characters who were buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Students have been receiving emails from an organization called ‘Honor Society’ that is unaffiliated with the University. The email prompts students to activate their membership and fill out information to create an account and eventually pay money.
Former President Dr. Scott Gordon’s employment at the University has ended with mutual agreement from both parties April 10, according to a campus-wide email.
The Student Government Association held their yearly election from March 28 to March 30. This year, there was a decrease in voter participation from the student body compared to last year’s count.
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