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  • photo taken inside the Arnold Center for Entrepreneurship in the Rusche College of Business

    For the second year in a row, Stephen F. Austin State University’s entrepreneurship academic program and Arnold Center for Entrepreneurship in the Rusche College of Business were collectively named one of the top three emerging entrepreneurship programs in the nation by the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

  • a scene from the production of "Dragons and Mythical Beasts" featuring a character battling a fire-breathing dragon

    Enter a world of wonder during Stephen F. Austin State University’s “Dragons and Mythical Beasts,” an interactive show presented as part of the Micky Elliott College of Fine Arts’ University Series scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28, in the Griffith Fine Arts Building’s Turner Auditorium.

  • Jenny Baker with a horse from SFA's Equine Center

    Jenny Baker, a counselor with Stephen F. Austin State University's Counseling Services, was recently certified in equine-assisted psychotherapy to be able to offer the new service to students. In partnership with the university’s Equine Center in the Department of Agriculture, this free opportunity allows Lumberjacks to engage with horses through a series of ground-based activities guided by a mental health professional.

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