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MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER (12/5/15) - Some high school seniors from across the state and Louisiana got a taste of college life this week during East Texas Baptist University's Shadow Day.

Prospective college students and transfer students came to spend the night in a dorm with a host student and get a firsthand glimpse of what college is all about.

MARSHALL, Texas (11/29/15) - The Department of Theatre Arts at East Texas Baptist University proudly presents a Discovery Series one-act production of Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park," directed by senior Sally Perkins. Performances will be Dec. 3-5 at 7:30 p.m. and Dec. 6 at 2:30 p.m. in the Jenna Guest Music Building Black Box Theatre on campus.
 

MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER (11/8/15) - Jacksonville sophomore Hannah Milstead was impressed with her first visit to a college campus on Saturday while touring East Texas Baptist University during the institution's Tiger Day. 

"They have an emphasis on mission and have a very Christ-centered worldview," Hannah said on Saturday. "It's pretty impressive. They're very active here in student mission and it's been exciting touring the campus today."

MARSHALL, Texas (11/03/2015) - East Texas Baptist University will host Tiger Day on Saturday, November 7, 2015. The event is free and open to all prospective high school and college transfer students and their families. Participants will have the opportunity to tour the campus, meet faculty and current students, receive admissions and financial aid information, and visit academic departments.  Lunch is provided for all guests in the Bennett Student Commons. There is still time to register for Tiger Day. 

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.