The Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing announced Monday SFA’s Master of Science in Nursing Program is fully accredited. Accreditation means students can continue their education to the doctoral level. MSN Coordinator Erin Bailey said all family nurse practitioner students must…
As campus activities have been suspended and buildings emptied, faculty in the Griffith Fine Arts building get ready for renovations that will relocate their classes and offices.
Staying inside and limiting the time allowed to go into public areas has put a halt on shopping and eating out at restaurants, but it also has stopped people from going to other important appointments, such as therapy sessions. This especially affects students who had these services easily a…
Walking through the empty parking lots of local business strips, I began to fully realize the effects of COVID-19 on the businesses here in Nacogdoches. With so many store doors with “Closed until further notice” signs, I began to wonder just how long that “further notice” would last. While …
Beginning mid-March, Memorial Hospital has received many donations of masks from the community. Around the country, masks are a major supply that hospitals are running out of and they highly suggest communities donate as much as they can to help in this crisis.
Entering the Gayla Mize Garden, I wasn’t expecting much activity. However, to my surprise, several people were out enjoying the sunshine and fresh air Nacogdoches has to offer.
When students went home for spring break back in March, no one could have anticipated the events that happened worldwide due to the cause of the coronavirus outbreak. As new developments have unfolded nationally, statewide and citywide, many students who went home have been unable to move ba…
According to Winston Baker, director of Residence Life, there are between 40 to 45 students currently staying on campus.
Even while a majority of SFA has been moved to an online format, there are still virtual programs taking place.
After the University made the decision to put classes in an online format due to the COVID-19 outbreak, professors began using Zoom, a video-conference platform, where they can continue a lecture-learning environment for classes not easily transferrable to the online format. Incidents involv…
Due to the rising concerns of COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, some students and professors are worried about the online shift that the University has implemented in order to contain the spread of the virus. One of the biggest concerns come from majors that rely heavily on in person inst…
Comenzando después del mediodía mañana el condado de Nacogdoches estará bajo ordenes para permanecer en casa hasta el 7 de Abril a las 12:59 p.m.
Beginning noon tomorrow, Nacogdoches county will be under Stay Safe, Stay Home orders until 12:59 p.m. April 7.
SFA senior surprised with graduation ceremony
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The week after spring break, the costume design department of the School of Theatre started to sew masks to donate to healthcare facilities and providers.
In keeping students and staff safe from coming into contact with anyone who possibly is carrying COVID-19, SFA has instructed that the rest of the semester will be held through online classes. This means students will go to their classes using the video program Zoom in the safety of their ho…
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El Departamento Estatal de Servicios de Salud de Texas ha confirmado el primer caso de COVID-19 en Nacogdoches esta mañana, de acuerdo con un comunicado de parte de la ciudad de Nacogdoches.
The Texas Department of State Health Services reported the first case of COVID-19 in Nacogdoches this morning, according to a press release from the City of Nacogdoches.
A growing line of patrons craving frozen yogurt formed inside of Chilly Fillmore’s, the sweet spot across from campus. The business posted on social media that due to the current “health scare,” the establishment would be closing for an indefinite amount of time but giving away free yogurt u…
In a recent tweet, Dean of Student Affairs Dr. Adam Peck asked his followers to support the SFA Emergency Aid Fund by donating as a way to celebrate his birthday on Sunday.
Students who live on campus will have the option of staying on campus as according to a press release from SFA, “Since SFA is your ‘home away from home,’ all residence halls will remain open on a normal schedule.”
La Universidad de Stephen F. Austin reanudará clases de forma digital en línea como respuesta al COVID-19 (Coronavirus), empezando el 18 de Marzo hasta el 6 de Abril. Todos los estudiantes que residen dentro del campus pueden regresar a sus dormitorios el 4 de Abril.
Stephen F. Austin State University will resume classes online-only in response to COVID-19 (coronavirus) on March 18 and until April 6, and all students living on campus may move back into housing April 4.
Not a single person was sitting on a seat in William R. Johnson Coliseum. There was no one watching. All you could hear was the sound of the ball bouncing, the sound of shoes squeaking against the floor and of the ball going through the net. This is how Kevon Harris practices as he carries t…
SFA students in the Allied Health Student Association, a pre-health organization that encompasses pre-occupational therapy, physical therapy, optometry, dentistry and does volunteering activities, are donating dolls and stuffed animals to the Willowbrook Nursing Home to provide relief for th…
The Pine Log will present its first ever series “Jacks Views,” a live discussion panel to allow two organizations with opposing viewpoints to have an open conversation on hot topics of discussion. For the pilot episode, the two organizations being presented are the SFA College Democrats and …
El Mes de la Historia Afroamericana es un mes importante en SFA, aquí tiene algunas de las organizaciones que han sido prevalente y han desarrollado la historia afroamericana en SFA.
The In The System event was an experience tailored for a group of individuals to speak on their foster care experiences throughout their lifetime. The event was held Monday. It was also used to promote a new organization, yet to be named, whose goal is to help students previously in the system
The University is introducing two new housing incentives that aim to help students graduate faster and spend less on college.
Due to an influx of students in the Ferguson Liberal Arts building this semester, many students with disabilities are being pushed to the back of the line for the elevators.
Residence Life announced changes to housing that will affect six residence halls. Starting in the Fall 2020 semester, Village Building 2 will transition to a hybrid dorm for both freshmen and upperclassmen, Hall 16 will be a non-first-year hall, Hall 10 will be males only and Mays, North and…
Advisers will begin taking appointments for scheduling summer beginning March 24, so students should make appointments before then. Registration for fall 2020 starts April 14.
Professor from Costa Rica leaves home country to pursue academic career
East Texas Research Center located in Steen Library is asking student organizations to donate materials representing their history to the University Archives.
Student Wellness Action Team, Lumberjacks Care and Student Government Association will be hosting a safe spring break send-off that will have free food, games and prizes at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Campus Recreation courtyard.
La asociación de ex alumnos tendrán Ring Week de 9 a.m. a 4 p.m. Marzo 2 al 4 en el Centro de Ex Alumnos Tracie D. Pearman. En este evento, los estudiantes que tienen un mínimo de 60 horas de crédito son elegibles para ordenar sus anillos de SFA de la compañía Balfour y serán invitado…
El Pine Log presentará la primera edición en una serie llamado “Jack Views,” una discusión en vivo que permitirá a dos organizaciones con opiniones opuestos, hablar y tener una conversación sobre temas candentes. Para el primer episodio, las dos organizaciones que serán presentados son…
The Alumni Association will be hosting Ring Week from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 2 through March 4 in the Tracie D. Pearman Alumni Center. At this event, students who have a minimum of 60 hours are eligible to order SFA rings from
Will Walsh, a junior communications student from Richmond, has been a professional DJ for the past four years, and he is visually impaired. Walsh’s love and interest for music goes back to when he was a child.
The Gender Studies Club and the Office of Multicultural Affairs will host their fourth annual production of "The Vagina Monologues" at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 3, in the Twilight Ballroom. The play, written by Eve Ensler in the '90s, is based on real-life conversations she had with women from a…
Nac 360, a free app, highlights places to eat, stay, shop and play in the oldest town in Texas
Hook, line and sinker! The ninth annual Nacogdoches Kids Fish event took place last Saturday at Lakeside Park, bringing in more than 250 fishing enthusiasts.
The SFA Alumni Association scholarship deadline is fast approaching for those interested in earning extra cash for their school fund. Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 1.
Food for Thought, a new, non-profit student pantry, opened its doors to students for the first time on Monday.
It’s the last game of the year; Northwestern is taking on SFA for Chief Caddo. With the game well in hand for the Lumberjacks, it is time for the halftime show. Tristain Harris follows the band onto the field and takes his usual spot at the 50-yard line, waiting nervously for the announcement of his title as the Lumberjack Marching Band’s new drum major. All day he held in the news, finding out six hours earlier that his dream for the last three years was coming true.
A knock on the door interrupts a routine meeting. When he sees his brother and parents standing on the other side of the threshold, he knows something is wrong.
He is right. Strong, Page 3 Last October, SFA senior JD Rodgers learned his dad was dying of cancer and had seven months to live. “You can imagine that was a very emotional night. We did lots of talking and had decisions to make,” JD said. “It was pretty hard toward the end of the semester. We decided as a family that we were going to grow stronger in this and live with purpose.”
Celebrate the memory and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Thursday, Jan. 23, in the Baker Pattillo Student Center Twilight Ballroom. This MLK Celebration is hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Monday January 13 —Tuesday January 14
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