The University of Oklahoma Press has released a new book on historic Route 66 by Tarleton State University Professor T. Lindsay Baker. Titled Portrait of Route 66, the volume features unknown photographs of former U.S. Highway 66 from the archives of the Curt Teich postcard publishing company of Chicago.
Tarleton State University Associate Professor of English Dr. Moumin Quazi has published his first book, Migratory Words, a collection of short stories and poetry that will surprise readers with its humor, range and poignancy.
Excessive moisture conditions following recent rainfall will further delay the Tarleton State University utility and infrastructure project along Vanderbilt Street near the Bosque Crossing Apartment Complex.
In observance of Labor Day, Tarleton State University will be closed on Monday, Sept. 5, including the offices of all non-essential services on the main campus in Stephenville.
Tarleton State University Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction Dr. James “Jim” Gentry delivers the third talk in The Last Lecture Series on the Stephenville campus at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 15.
Tarleton State University’s Dr. Derrill Watson is one of several professors from around the world participating this summer and fall in the Collaborative Masters of Science in Agricultural and Applied Economics (CMAAE) degree program of the African Economic Research Consortium at the University of Pretoria in South Africa.
Tarleton State University’s Career Services will be hosting a Part-Time Job Fair Thursday, Sept. 15. This event will give students an opportunity to meet local businesses seeking part-time employees.
Responding to the significant increase in parking demand, Tarleton State University has reached agreement with Lone Star Coaches to begin providing free shuttle bus service from The Grove and Mustang Ranch and from the First Baptist Church to campus, beginning on Thursday, Sept. 1.
Create your own masterpiece of the historic Thurber smokestack Sunday, Sept. 11, when the Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council comes to Tarleton State University’s W.K. Gordon Center for Industrial History of Texas for an artful afternoon.
Dozens of photographs taken by Tarleton State University students during a study abroad course in Iceland go on public display this Saturday, Sept. 3, at Granbury’s Dora Lee Langdon Cultural & Education Center.
