Stephen F. Austin State University

Stephen F. Austin State University regents welcomed visitors to the newest residence hall on the campus, Lumberjack Lodge. The hall is the first residence hall built on the campus since 1985 and houses more than 300 SFA students. Fred Wulf of Center, chair of the board of regents, said construction of another residence hall, Lumberjack Village, will begin soon on Clark Boulevard. A ribbon cutting ceremony for the Aikman Drive Parking Garage, located adjacent to Lumberjack Lodge, also was held.

Construction of a student recreation center at Stephen F. Austin State University officially began Wednesday when regents participated in a groundbreaking ceremony. Pictured are, from left, Jeff Huskey, director of campus recreation; Dr. Baker Pattillo, vice president for university affairs; regents Melvin White, Richard Boyer and Joe Max Green; Dr. Tito Guerrero III, SFA president; Fred Wulf of Center, chair of the board of regents, former regent Mike Wilhite of Henderson; and regents James Thompson, Paul Pond, Kenneth James and Valerie Ertz.

Bret Arrant, head tennis coach at Stephen F. Austin State University, visits with Dr. Baker Pattillo, SFA vice president for university advancement, and university regent Fred Wulf, right, following a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new tennis complex on the SFA campus. The facility comprises 16 courts and is located on the corner of Wilson Drive and Starr Avenue. Arrant is in his 10th year as coach of the team.