The Magazine of Sam Houston State University, Summer 2021
My love of education and learning is very personal for me as it began with my first teacher—my father.
Robert White was born into poverty 86 years ago to parents whose education stopped short of high school. While growing up in tough circumstances, Daddy was still lucky—he had both a gift of intelligence and thirst for...
Houston Police Chief, Troy Finner caught-up with his alma mater to reflect on where he has been, how he got there and what the future holds.
Students and new alumni share why they chose to go to college, the challenges they have faced, and the resources that helped them reach their goals.
Texas launched a plan with a clear and bold vision to be among the highest-achieving states in the country.
In July, Michael T. Stephenson was welcomed as provost and senior vice president for academic affairs.
Meet Jessica Rodriguez-Wahlquist, a member of the SHSU Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Recognizing how some students need customized support, the university has a number of initiatives in place to enhance opportunities for degree completion.
Faculty share their passions for helping students and the impact their education has had on their career.
Wanda Smith’s story of perseverance was featured on the TODAY show, and President White was there to share a surprise announcement.
Brenda Cruz-Flores shares a personal reflection on her college experience and the fellow Bearkat that encouraged her.
At 75-years-old, James W. Floyd has reached an incredible milestone: earning a physics degree.
The Bearkat’s extraordinary run through the playoffs included an exciting grand finale celebration.
SHSU Linebacker Quentin Brown is chasing his dreams on and off the field.
Heritage Magazine is published three times a year by the Office of University Advancement to keep alumni, donors and friends of Sam Houston State University connected to the campus community. For more information about the magazine email the editor - heritage@shsu.edu.
