Jarvis Christian College News

Contributing editor to Liberty magazine, adjunct professor in philosophy at Cal State Fullerton.

In compliance with State, Federal, US Department of Education, and Jeanne Clery requirements, Jarvis Christian College will conduct a joint Campus Mock Shooting Drill on December 7, 2009.

The Texas College Concert Choir will perform today during the third annual United Negro College Fund North Texas Scholarship Luncheon in Dallas.

On December 4th, 2009, the UNCF will be holding its annual Black Tie Gala event at the Hilton Americas Hotel in downtown Houston.

There's a new man on campus at Jarvis Christian College, and he's already implementing changes to move the school in a new direction.

Officials at Jarvis Christian College will kick off a series of events beginning Thursday to commemorate the inauguration of its 11th president, Dr.

Grade/subject at what school: Biology and freshman honors biology, Pike High School.

Grade/subject and school: Sixth-grade mathematics, Guion Creek Middle School. Number of years teaching: 18.

The United Negro College Fund , the nation's largest and most effective minority education organization today announces that the recently held Jethro Pugh Scholarship Invitational raised more than $30,000 for scholarships and operating support for its five Texas based member historically black colleges and universities.

Panola College has announced the establishment of the Maurine Kyle Hendrix Memorial Scholarship to aid sophomore students majoring in education.

When school begins in a couple of weeks, Jimmy Shelton will find himself in a new role after nearly 40 years -- assistant principal.

Mary Esther Lucas Clift, 92, passed away on Aug. 5, 2009, at her home in Hawkins.

The Wiley College Athletic Department will kick off its year with a worship rally on campus.

Stacey Alexander, Tricia Mehler, Nancy Palencia and Adam Booth, all of Longview, and Brant L. Cain of Hallsville are five of 23 students at The University of Texas at Tyler who have been named to "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges" for the 2008-09 academic year.

An estimated 100,000 tires are burning in Hawkins near Highway 80 and FM 14. Smoke from the blaze that began Monday night continues to fill the sky.

Officials were evacuating residents and closing schools Tuesday in the small East Texas town of Hawkins because of a massive tire fire.

Toxic smoke from a blaze in a heap of old tires sitting on more than an acre forced officials to evacuate residents and close schools Tuesday in this small East Texas town.