This semester, the department of visual arts and design is proud to highlight a project that brought creativity and empathy together through meaningful hands-on work fully supported by an experiential learning fund. In an experimental media studio course, taught by …
Tristan Nugent (MPA ’23) shares insights on leadership and the growing role of higher education in the fire service through his published article in Firefighter Nation. Tristan Nugent (MPA ’23) served …
From Tarleton State to an international stage, Sadie Horton has been selected for the Professional Flute Choir at the National Flute Association (NFA) Convention—an honor that places her among top flutists from …
Dr. Katherine M. Brown, Assistant Professor of Criminal justice at Tarleton State University, was appointed to a second term as a Forensic Sciences Foundation (FSF) trustee and re-elected as FSF vice chair Feb. …
This year, the department of government, legal studies, and philosophy is proud to announce the induction of new members into two prestigious honor societies: Pi Sigma Alpha and Lambda Epsilon Chi (LEX). Five students were …
The Bosque River Review celebrated the release of its inaugural edition this April, marking a significant milestone for the department of English and languages within the College of Liberal and Fine Arts. “The Bosque River Review’s first …
Tarleton State University’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter president Cadence Auten and treasurer Sophia Rivera attended the 2026 PRSSA National Leadership Assembly, April 10–12. During the conference, they participated in networking …
Under the direction of Dr. David Robinson, the 2024–25 Tarleton State Wind Ensemble has released Deep Reverberations, a new album now available on major streaming platforms. Released on the VOCE label, …
The College of Liberal and Fine Arts at Tarleton State University is proud to announce that Dr. Deborah M. Liles, W.K. Gordon Chair and Associate Professor of History, has been honored with the Mary Jon …
Tarleton Public Radio, part of the College of Liberal and Fine Arts at Tarleton State University, broadcasts community-supported public radio to the Cross Timbers region while offering hands-on training and …
After an impressive 15-year run, Essential Jazz aired its final episode on Feb. 3, marking the close of a program that had become a longtime favorite on KTRL 90.5 Tarleton Public Radio since …
Hugh Edmondson’s lifelong fascination with cowboy spurs began not in a museum or book, but on a working ranch. The story began with a single spur, which Hugh’s father had …