Selected Essays on SFA's History
- An Introduction: The Search for a New University
- The Important Year of 1917
- Essay on the Founding Years
- Most Important Mass Meeting Ever Held in Nacogdoches
- The Nacogdoches Case The Twenty Three Reasons Why
- The Citizens Committees
- State Officials Visit Nacogdoches
- Nacogdoches Gets Normal School
- East Texas Reacts
- A great injustice to Nacogdoches: Charter Saved, Funding Lost
- Logo Explained: Why History Has Always Been A Part of SFA
- The Years of Uncertainty (1917-23)
- Essay: Years of Uncertainties
- Former Regent Roy Blake contributes picture, The original building on the SFA campus
- SFA People: The President Arrives
- President's New Year Message "With Fortitude and Courage"
- The Austin Building crisis develops
- Faculty nominations announced
- Housing...critical for SFA students and faculty
- SFA will open on time, with or without the Austin Building
- Free Barbecue for all East Texas
- Vista Laid Out
- Town Steps Up Once Again: The Shack
- SFA Opens on Washington Square (1923)
- Essay: SFA Opens on Washington Square
- Sentinel Special Edition, September 11, 1923
- SFA Bulletin Number One
- Opening Day - September 18
- First Day Students Remember
- Faculty Portraits and Profiles
- Town Welcomes Teachers at Redland Hotel
- Faculty Degrees and Salaries in 1923
- The College Demonstration School
- SFA on Washington Square - Photographic Essay
- SFA Moves to the New Campus (1924)
- Essay: SFA Moves to the New Campus
- Regents Accept the Austin Building
- SFA's First Benefactor: Aikman gives the college a gymnasium
- New Traditions Evolve
- The Pine Tree Hymn
- SFA's First Star: Karle Wilson Baker
- The 1924 Summer Bulletin
- First Faculty Members Talk
- Sub-college Filled a Gap
- Photographic Essay
- The College Expands (1925-27)
- Collegiate Life Develops (Late 1920s)
- Essay on Collegiate Life in the First Decade
- Sunrise Service on the Vista
- Religious Activities On and Off Campus
- The Karle Wilson Baker Dramatic Club
- The Sawyers, on the Vista, 1929
- The Royal Order of Potential Debunkers - 1929-1930
- Rusk County student remembers the boarding houses
- Nacogdoches - A Pageant
- The East Texas Historical Association established
- Housing before Dormitories
- The Women’s Athletic Association
- Portrait of an SFA Student: Baker James Cauthen
- The Crisis of the Depression
- Celebrations at SFA in the 1930s
- The Coming of War and Changes(1941-42)
- The Boynton Administration During World War II(1942-47)
- The Boynton Administration from 1948-58
- The Early Steen Administration: An Explosion in the 1960s
- Essay on the Early Steen Years
- A New Biography of Steen
- Walter Prescott Webb at Steen's Inauguration
- Reflections on the Early 1960s: An Interview with Charles Haas
- Griffith Park Becomes an Issue
- An Essay by Ralph Steen: Something About East Texas
- A Student's View of the 1960s: Mary Ann Miles
- The Building Boom of the 1960s
- Integration at SFA
- Ralph Steen and the Campus Boom Town (1969-76)