Tarleton’s fourth annual Giving Day invites donors to ‘Be the Reason’
Members of the Tarleton State University family are challenged to “Be the Reason” by donating during the fourth annual Giving Day, beginning at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, April 16.
Family to honor fallen Tarleton police officer with donation of painting
In remembrance of the 40th anniversary of his passing, the family of Tarleton State University Police Officer W.A. Hail will present a portrait of the fallen officer to campus police in a Dec. 13 ceremony.
Tarleton supporters donate more than $160,000 on Giving Tuesday
Almost 150 donors kicked off the holiday season Tuesday with gifts supporting Tarleton State University students. In total, donors gave $164,173 to colleges, scholarships and student programs and activities, shattering last year’s mark of just over $26,000.
Tarleton announces schedule changes, closures for Thanksgiving holiday
Tarleton State University will close for the Thanksgiving holiday beginning at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 21, and reopen for normal business on Monday, Nov. 26. Several departments and facilities, however, will have modified hours to serve students during the holiday weekend.
North Texas Giving Day to benefit Tarleton’s Fort Worth food pantry
The Tarleton State University Fort Worth food pantry is a beneficiary of this year’s North Texas Giving Day set Thursday, Sept. 20.
Tarleton Giving Day donations exceed $380,000
Preliminary numbers are in and the count continues for Tarleton State University’s third Giving Day, with more than $380,000 raised to pay it forward for students.
Myers donation to Tarleton stadium renovation honors Lonn Reisman
Tarleton State University today announced the naming of Memorial Stadium’s west side expansion for Athletic Director Lonn Reisman as a result of a $2.4 million gift from longtime Texas businessman Mike A. Myers.
Tarleton receives donation of oak trees from Keep Stephenville Beautiful
In observance of Earth Day, three new oak trees were planted on the campus of Tarleton State University thanks to a contribution from Keep Stephenville Beautiful (KSB), a local non-profit organization dedicated to improving and beautifying the community.