Lion Community Showcased for Parents at Annual Family Weekend
East Texas A&M University recently welcomed parents, guardians and loved ones of Lion students at its annual Family Weekend event on Sept. 11 and 12.
ETAMU Cybersecurity Graduate Lands Competitive Homeland Security Internship
A recent graduate put his cybersecurity education to work this summer through a highly competitive internship with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Former Student and World-Renowned Chef Stephan Pyles Visits with ETAMU Community in Return to Commerce
A former Lion student and award-winning chef recently spoke to East Texas A&M University students about his journey through Commerce and what led him to become one of the most notable chefs in America.
ETAMU Alumni Earn MavPitch Award for English-Learning App
Two ETAMU alumni are making English learning more accessible for immigrant communities around the world through their award-winning app.
From ETAMU to IEEE: Computer Science Alum Builds Career in Cybersecurity
Vamshidhar Reddy Vemula is bringing his expertise in cloud security and software engineering to an international professional organization as Industry Representative for the IEEE
East Texas A&M Named Among TIME’s Top 500 Colleges
East Texas A&M University made the inaugural list of TIME's America's Best Colleges of 2026-2027, earning a place among 500 institutions included in the publication's first national ranking.
ETAMU-Led Fire Data Consortium Uses AI to Improve Firefighter Health and Safety
ETAMU researchers are building a secure, AI-powered data consortium to improve firefighter health, safety and career longevity.
Brown, Washington Minted Southland Players of the Week for Second Week in a Row
For the second week in a row, the East Texas A&M University volleyball team collected two Southland Player of the Week awards as Ariana Brown and Jade Washington have been highlighted by the conference in its weekly accolades.
Alum Donates $30,000 to Support ETAMU Cancer Research and Science Education
East Texas A&M University recently accepted a generous $30,000 gift from a Lion alumnus to support cancer research by university professors and to fund strategic initiatives in the College of Science and Engineering (COSE).
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