News about "students"

MARSHALL, Texas (11/04/15) - Two deserving East Texas Baptist University students received the 7th Annual Bob and Gayle Riley Servant Leadership Award. Jermaca Brown and Caleb Dorsey were presented their awards from Dr. Riley, president emeritus, and his wife Gayle, during Chapel on Wednesday, November 4, 2015.

MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER (10/29/15) - Twenty, 3- to 4-year-olds file in a circle around East Texas Baptist University kinesiology student Michael Coyne as he holds a green ball over his head symbolizing a "green light" in a ongoing game of red light/green light.

"Red light! Stop!" Coyne, a junior, shouts as he trades his green ball for a red one. "Now, shake!"

Coyne puts down the red ball and dances, each child joining in with him. 

All throughout the game, Coyne remains dressed in his Halloween costume, a full-sized hot dog with mustard.

MARSHALL, Texas (10/21/15) - The 13th East Texas Christian Writers Conference will be held at East Texas Baptist University Friday and Saturday, October 30 & 31.  The two-day conference is for beginning writers as well as seasoned scribes. Over 30 presenters will share from a broad range of writing experiences with conference sessions held in Bennett Student Commons, Ornelas Student Center, and Scarborough Hall.  

MARSHALL, Texas (10/22/15) - The 4th annual "Engage@ETBU" conference will be held on Wednesday, October 28, 2015, from 8:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. The conference provides information about leading the church into the 21st Century. The keynote speaker is Dr. Jimmy Dorrell, pastor of the Church under the Bridge and Executive Director of Mission Waco. The yearly conference at East Texas Baptist University is for area ministers and church members.  

MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER: (10/23/15)- East Texas Baptist University business students took a drive through the past century on Thursday with a few Ford Motor Company cars.

Pegues Hurst Ford of Longview, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, brought over a 1915 Model T Ford for the students to inspect, along with a 2016 Ford Fusion.

ETBU Computer Science Professor Bill Mills also brought his 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 for presentation.