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My First-Year Experience
Criminal justice major Alfredo Loredo shares how a chance encounter while registering for freshman classes led a "lone wolf" to come "out of his shell."
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Cultivating 'Hope' and 'Peas(e)'
Edie Wells draws from the experiences that have given her an appreciation for the "little details" in an effort to paint a "bigger picture of the world" for the students in her classes.
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Raising Voices, Lifting Spirits
The Soul Lifters Gospel Choir’s rich history of bringing together students in fellowship was made all the more harmonious this year with recognition from the National Baptist Student Union.
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A Change in 'Climate'
Hoping to take advantage of the vast academic resources in the U.S., Raju Mandal came to SHSU last fall to continue his research on agricultural productivity in his home of Assam, India.
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Tackling Citizenship
Bearkat football manager Alex Padron looks to give back to the community after earning his U.S. citizenship as an SHSU student.
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CJ To Welcome Freshmen With New 'Community'
This fall, the College of Criminal Justice will open a house for freshman CJ majors to live and study together.
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Museum Offers Free Admission For Military
Through the Blue Star Program, active duty military personnel and their families can visit museums across the U.S.
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Dance Profs’ Company To Premiere ‘Dark Matter’
Andy Noble and Dionne Sparkman Noble "journey into deep space" for their Houston premier, Aug. 29-30 and Sept. 4-6.
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Welcome, Freshmen!
Get information about New Student Orientation, for students entering SHSU in the fall, through the link above.
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Summer Repertory Theatre
Featuring five shows in 10 days, July 21-30, at 8 p.m., in the University Theatre Center's Showcase Theatre.
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Where Art and History Collide Exhibit
On Friday (July 25), with a reception from 5-6:30 p.m., at the Walker Education Center.
Spotlight
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Workshop in Art Studio and History program
The W.A.S.H. program is a unique opportunity for SHSU art students to participate in an experimental studio environment and explore contemporary issues surrounding the visual arts. The only program of its kind in Texas, W.A.S.H. allows students examine various aspects of art in both theory and practice through a two-part curriculum that includes studio and lecture components. The program is designed to be a thorough introduction to both art and the visual arts and also maintains its own facility, the W.A.S.H. house. Through their participation, students attain a sense of camaraderie and establish bonds that will follow them throughout their academic careers.
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