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Several departments on campus have to reevaluate growth plans because the Texas Legislature failed to pass tuition revenue bonds. Agriculture and engineering, art, and the nursing departments were in line to get new buildings by 2015 to help manage the growth of students, according to Texas State University System records.
Associate Editor Kassidy Turnpaugh | The Houstonian Walking around the Sam Houston State University campus at night, you turn and see three guys beating up a man of a different ethnicity and yelling racial slurs at them. You have two nonviolent options. Report it or walk away and do nothing.
Associate News Editor Photo provided by Sammy's Facebook Two graduating Sammys sat down with the Houstonian and gave advice to students trying out to be Sammy on April 23 at noon in Academic Building III Zane Thrift and Jackson Mayes are two of the five Sammy the Bearkats, and two of the three graduating this year.
Associate Editor Several departments on campus have to reevaluate growth plans because the Texas Legislature failed to pass tuition revenue bonds. Agriculture and engineering, art, and the nursing departments were in line to get new buildings by 2015 to help manage the growth of students, according to Texas State University System records.
Associate Editor The Sam Houston State University Hotel has fixed several fire hazards and are in the process of tending to the rest after they were discovered in a State Fire Marshal audit in February, according to Steve Shields, Director of Environmental Health, Safety, and Risk Management.
We've all had that class where students walk in, open up their laptops, and trudge their way through an endless PowerPoint slide. One political science professor's interactive lectures keep students away from constantly checking Facebook and Twitter. Stacy Ulbig, Ph.D., was announced as the recipient of the "Excellence in Teaching" award for 2011.