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ETAMU, Forney ISD Sign MOU for Affordable Master’s Degrees for Teachers

East Texas A&M and Forney Independent School District signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at expanding affordable graduate education opportunities for educators.
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Leaving Their Mark: Graduating Artists Unveil New Lion Mural at East Texas A&M

Before graduating, art students Sloan Rogers and Cassidy Allarah Steele completed one final project—a mural designed to remind students they belong.
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East Texas A&M Celebrates Class of 2026 with Milestone Commencement Weekend

Amidst cheers and applause, 1,586 graduates turned their tassels to mark the transition from students to proud East Texas A&M University alumni this weekend.
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Students Present Research, Creativity at ETAMU Learning Showcase

Students highlighted research, creativity and academic growth during the Spring 2026 Learning Showcase, a campuswide event featuring the work of first-year students.
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Spring Graduate Gains Hands-on Research Experience at Clymer Meadow Nature Preserve

As she prepares to graduate from ETAMU, Elizabeth Weinmann is already stepping into the next phase of a career rooted in field research, conservation and hands-on learning.
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Music Student Named to National Flute Association Choir

East Texas A&M University flutist Lyn Hoang was recently named to the National Flute Association's Professional Flute Choir.
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Meet the Class of 2026: Celebrating Achievement, Resilience and What Comes Next

Graduation is almost here! As the East Texas A&M University Class of 2026 prepares to take the stage on May 8 and 9, we join them in celebrating this milestone.
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2026 Alumni Awards Gala Honors Alumni Who Inspire, Lead and Give Back

The Alumni Association celebrated five exceptional alumni at the 2026 Alumni Awards Gala on April 25.

Lion Athletics Honors 63 Graduates in May 2026 Commencement

Lion Athletics will recognize 62 student-athletes participating in commencement ceremonies scheduled for May 8–9.
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ETAMU Alum Appointed to Aviation Consumer Protection Advisory Committee

ETAMU alum Jennifer Rykaczewski has been appointed to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s ACPAC, where she will represent travelers nationwide.
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East Texas A&M Electrical Engineering Students Win National SDR Competition

ETAMU students earned first place in a national software-defined radio competition, outperforming teams from major research universities across the country.
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Students Build Career Confidence Through ISACA North Texas Professional Development Event

Students from East Texas A&M University recently enhanced their professional readiness and industry exposure by participating in the ISACA North Texas "From Student to Professional 2026" event.
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AI 75 Honors ETAMU Professor for Leadership in Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Christian F. Hempelmann has been selected as one of the 2026 AI 75 Innovators in DFW for his contributions to AI research, education, and industry collaboration.
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More Than 1,500 Lions Set to Graduate at ETAMU Commencement Ceremonies May 8 & 9

East Texas A&M University’s celebration of its graduates is fast approaching, as commencement ceremonies are set for May 8 and 9 at the university’s Field House.
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ETAMU Robotics Scores Division Runner-Up Finish at VEX U World Championship

East Texas A&M University’s Lion Pride Robotics Club came up just short of a shot at a world title, finishing as runner-up in the VEX U Research Division at the 2026 VEX Robotics World Championship.
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East Texas A&M Launches Innovative Effort to Help Address Texas Teacher Shortage

East Texas A&M is taking aim at the teacher shortage in Texas with a new initiative designed to help working adults and paraprofessionals become certified educators.
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LEAP Conference Advances Ethical Publishing for Early-Career Engineering Faculty

The LEAP Conference at East Texas A&M-Dallas brought national experts together to help engineering faculty navigate ethical research challenges.
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Graduating Senior Balances Football, Research and Leadership in Psychology

ETAMU senior Jason Otah reflects on the mentors and experiences that shaped his path from student-athlete to aspiring mental health professional.
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Admitted Student Day Welcomes Future Lions to Campus

East Texas A&M welcomed a strong turnout of prospective students and their families for Admitted Student Day, offering an immersive look at campus life and the next steps toward enrollment.
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ETAMU First-Year Students Support the Community Through Service Projects

Members of the First-Year Leadership Class gain valuable experience by planning and completing service projects that support the campus and local community.
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