Learn about graduate degree programs at Tarleton State University and other schools Wednesday, Sept. 25, at the Graduate and Professional School Fair hosted by Graduate Studies and Career Services.
Literary classics like Of Mice and Men, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings and The Outsiders are among the thousands of titles banned or challenged in libraries across the country.
Tarleton State University’s Dick Smith Library on the Stephenville campus and the Rickett Library in Fort Worth will highlight these and other titles in concert with national Banned and Challenged Books Week, Sept. 22-28.
Local musicians Carroll Parham and Debbie Bridgewater headline Tarleton State University’s annual Dinner in the Stacks set Saturday, Sept. 28, on the Stephenville campus.
Tarleton State University’s enrollment is still expanding. Based on the 12th class day report, 13,226 students signed up for the fall semester compared with 13,122 a year ago.
Tarleton biology professor Russell Pfau has been awarded a $100,000 grant to study a potentially threatened species in Texas.
The Texas State Board of Public Accountancy has ranked Tarleton State University among the top 10 Texas colleges and universities for its accounting graduates passing the CPA exam.
Tarleton State University has been selected by the Center for First-generation Student Success as a First Forward Institution for its commitment to improving experiences and advancing outcomes of first-generation college students.
Kami Dodds, a special education teacher at Brady High School and a Tarleton State University alumna, has been named Teacher of the Year for Texas Education Agency Region 15 by the Texas Association of School Administrators.
STEPHENVILLE, Texas — It’s the biggest day of giving in the nation. North Texas Giving Day, an 18-hour online event designed to empower every person to support local nonprofits and other worthwhile causes, kicks off Thursday, Sept. 19.
Daily presentations touting the value of studying English and foreign languages highlight Tarleton State University’s third annual English and Languages Week, Sept. 16-20.
