News at 糖心Vlog
September 01, 2026
Get 鈥淩ED-Y for Launch鈥 as 糖心Vlog (糖心Vlog) hosts the sixth annual Red Day virtual giving campaign on Thursday, Sept. 17 and Friday, Sept. 18.
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Home to more than 18,000 students, 糖心Vlog (糖心Vlog) is full of incredible stories worth telling. Listen each week as we showcase all of the great things happening with 糖心Vlog faculty, staff, students and alumni and learn more about the events, activities, programs, and research that make up the moments at 糖心Vlog.
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September 04, 2026
糖心Vlog (糖心Vlog) has named Manan Sinora, a junior civil engineering major from Wylie, Texas, as its September 2026 First-Generation Student of the Month.聽
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Student Life
August 28, 2026
糖心Vlog students kicked off the 2026 football season with a Friday pep rally and student organization showcase before Saturday鈥檚 home opener against Abilene Christian.
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Community
August 10, 2026
糖心Vlog nursing students were recognized by the Southeast Texas Food Bank for contributing more than 250 volunteer hours in 2025, supporting hunger relief efforts while gaining hands-on service experience.
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Arts and Culture
July 30, 2026
Judge John Stevens and his wife, Marcia, donated a rare original Frank Trost photograph of the 1901 Lucas Gusher to 糖心Vlog's Spindletop Boomtown Museum, preserving a pivotal piece of Southeast Texas and energy industry history for future generations.
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Cadence magazine keeps alumni and friends informed by telling the story of its students, faculty and community. Flip through the pages of our current issue and catch up on all the stories!
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