• The SFA Story Home Page
• A Brief Chronology of SFA History
• Presidents
  • Dr. Alton Birdwell, President 1917-42
  • Dr. Paul L. Boynton, President 1942-58
  • Dr. Ralph W. Steen, President 1958-76
  • Dr. William R. Johnson, President 1976-90
  • Dr. Donald Bowen, President 1990-91
  • Dr. Dan Angel, President 1992-99
  • Dr. Tito Guerrero, President 2001-06
  • Baker Pattillo, 2007-18
  • Scott Gordon, 2019-present
• Board of Regents
  • The Home Page of the Board of Regents
  • 1969-75
  • 1976-81
  • 1982-87
  • 1988-93
  • 1994-2001
  • 2002-07
  • Board Minutes, 1969-Present
• Historical Markers
  • Stephen Fuller Austin
  • Austin Building
  • Karle Wilson Baker
  • Alton W. Birdwell
  • Birdwell Field, Aikman Gym and the Women's Recreation Center
  • Paul Lewis Boynton
  • Nine Flags of Nacogdoches
  • The Old Stone Fort
  • Pioneering Higher Education in East Texas
  • Thomas J. Rusk
  • Rusk Building
  • SFASTC During World War II
  • SFASTC on Washington Square
  • The Shay Locomotive
  • The University Tradition in Nacogdoches
  • The Women's Army Corps School
• The SFA Ex-Students and Alumni Association
  • Chronology of the Early Officers
  • Early Years of the Ex-Students Association: Birdwell Years
  • Early History: Boynton Years
  • The Alumni Assocation: Steen Years to 1971
  • Roster of Distinguished Alumni
  • Roster of Distinguished Professor Award Recipients
  • Alumni Hall of Fame
  • Outstanding Young Alumni
  • Association Presidents
• The Campus
  • Aikman Gym
  • Austin Building
  • President's Home
  • Rusk Building
  • Washington Square
  • The Abstract of the Original Property
  • The Thomas J. Rusk Homestead
  • Griffith Park - the Original Arboretum
  • The Name: SFA or TJR?
  • Stephen F. Austin's Map of 1836
  • The Impact of SFA on Nacogdoches
  • Aerial Views of the Campus from 1939-1976
  • Photographic Essay on the Vista
• Nacogdoches, the Home of SFA
  • A Brief History of Nacogdoches
  • A List of Texas Historical Markers in Nacogdoches
  • Washington Square, the Educational Center of Historic Nacogdoches
  • Texas Historical Marker: The Old University Building
  • Details on the Old University by SFA's First Faculty Member
  • Portrait of Nacogdoches in 1917
  • Texas Historical Markers on the SFA Campus
  • SFA's Impact on Nacogdoches
• An Introduction: The Search for a New University
  • Birdwell on Education in East Texas
  • Karle Wilson [Baker] on Nacogdoches in 1906
  • Final Years of the Old University
  • The Birth of the SFA Movement in Nacogdoches
• The Important Year of 1917
  • Essay on the Founding Years
  • Most Important Mass Meeting Ever Held in Nacogdoches
  • The Nacogdoches Case The Twenty Three Reasons Why
  • The Citizens Committees
  • State Officials Visit Nacogdoches
  • Nacogdoches Gets Normal School
  • East Texas Reacts
  • A great injustice to Nacogdoches: Charter Saved, Funding Lost
  • Logo Explained: Why History Has Always Been A Part of SFA
• The Years of Uncertainty (1917-23)
  • Essay: Years of Uncertainties
  • Former Regent Roy Blake contributes picture, The original building on the SFA campus
  • SFA People: The President Arrives
  • President's New Year Message "With Fortitude and Courage"
  • The Austin Building crisis develops
  • Faculty nominations announced
  • Housing...critical for SFA students and faculty
  • SFA will open on time, with or without the Austin Building
  • Free Barbecue for all East Texas
  • Vista Laid Out
  • Town Steps Up Once Again: The Shack
• SFA Opens on Washington Square (1923)
  • Essay: SFA Opens on Washington Square
  • Sentinel Special Edition, September 11, 1923
  • SFA Bulletin Number One
  • Opening Day - September 18
  • First Day Students Remember
  • Faculty Portraits and Profiles
  • Town Welcomes Teachers at Redland Hotel
  • Faculty Degrees and Salaries in 1923
  • The College Demonstration School
  • SFA on Washington Square - Photographic Essay
• SFA Moves to the New Campus (1924)
  • Essay: SFA Moves to the New Campus
  • Regents Accept the Austin Building
  • SFA's First Benefactor: Aikman gives the college a gymnasium
  • New Traditions Evolve
  • The Pine Tree Hymn
  • SFA's First Star: Karle Wilson Baker
  • The 1924 Summer Bulletin
  • First Faculty Members Talk
  • Sub-college Filled a Gap
  • Photographic Essay
• The College Expands (1925-27)
  • The College Expands Essay
  • The Rusk Building
  • First Graduates
  • The Rusk Library
  • The Rare Book Room
  • Thomas J. Rusk Literary Society
  • Early Faculty - Interview with Edna Wilkins
  • First Class - Gracie Hornbuckle
  • Commuting from Garrison
  • The Birdwell Field
  • Photographic Essay
• Collegiate Life Develops (Late 1920s)
  • Essay on Collegiate Life in the First Decade
  • Sunrise Service on the Vista
  • Religious Activities On and Off Campus
  • The Karle Wilson Baker Dramatic Club
  • The Sawyers, on the Vista, 1929
  • The Royal Order of Potential Debunkers - 1929-1930
  • Rusk County student remembers the boarding houses
  • Nacogdoches - A Pageant
  • The East Texas Historical Association established
  • Housing before Dormitories
  • The Women’s Athletic Association
  • Portrait of an SFA Student: Baker James Cauthen
• The Crisis of the Depression
  • Essay on SFA during the Crisis of the Depression
  • The Threat of Closing
  • Memories of the Depression: Oral History by Dr. Bobby Johnson
  • SFA and the Public Works Administration
  • Reflections on the Depression by Lois Patterson
  • A Demonstration Farm on Campus
• Celebrations at SFA in the 1930s
  • SFA Celebrates as the Depression dissipates: Homecomings and History
  • A Brief History of the Alumni Association by Ed Gaston
  • Stone Fort Museum
  • Dr. George L. Crocket
  • Victor Fain, Editor of the Pine Log
• The Coming of War and Changes (1941-42)
  • Essay: The Coming of War and Changes
  • Birdwell's Retirement
  • Gibbs Hall
  • Growing up at SFA, before the war
  • A New President: Dr. Paul Boynton Appointed
  • Maude Birdwell
  • The Home Front During the War
  • An Interview with the 1943 Stone Fort Editor: Joyce Bright Swearingen
• The Boynton Administration During World War II (1942-47)
  • Essay on the Early Boynton Administration
  • The WACs Come to SFA
  • The GIs Keep in Touch with SFA
  • The Vets Return
  • Memorial Stadium: Another Town-Grown Project
  • SFA People: J. H. Wisley
• The Boynton Administration from 1948-58
  • Essay on the Boynton Administration in the 1950s
  • The Celebration of SFA's 25th Anniversary
  • Catching Up with Growth
  • Sports After the War
  • Birdwell's Death
  • An Interview with Juanita Boynton
  • Academic Freedom
• The Early Steen Administration: An Explosion in the 1960s
  • Essay on the Early Steen Years
  • A New Biography of Steen
  • Walter Prescott Webb at Steen's Inauguration
  • Reflections on the Early 1960s: An Interview with Charles Haas
  • Griffith Park Becomes an Issue
  • An Essay by Ralph Steen: Something About East Texas
  • A Student's View of the 1960s: Mary Ann Miles
  • The Building Boom of the 1960s
• Integration at SFA
  • History Essay on Integration at SFA
  • Essay from SFA's Second Black Graduate
  • Raymond Hall on Integration
• Ralph Steen and the Campus Boom Town (1969-76)
  • Essay on the Last Decade of the Steen Administration: Campus Boom Town
  • Interviews with Regents Perkins and Wright
  • Steen's Building Program, Phase II: Interview with Haas
  • VPAA Janelle Ashley Remembers Young Faculty Days
  • Ed Gaston Pays Tribute to Ralph Steen