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Tarleton is keeping you up-to-date on the latest coronavirus information and how it impacts our university.

Tarleton opens high-tech Engineering Building on Stephenville campus.

Current Students

Tarleton State University is devoted to the care and well-being of our students. To help our students, here you will find information and resources to help during these times.

We are here for you!

Tarleton offers resources that may help students in need. These include the Tarleton Food Pantries (Stephenville and Fort Worth campuses) and the Student Emergency Fund. For more information, contact Dr. Lora Helvie-Mason, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students at 254-968-9080 helviemason@tarleton.edu.

New Dining Hall Procedures

Since the outbreak of COVID-19 and new precautions that are taking place, the dining hall has changed their rules to follow the new state-wide guidelines.

All meals must be taken to-go. Dining in is not allowed.
The dining hall will keep their regular hours of operation. For current hours of operation, see below.
C-Store is now located within the dining hall.
The Purple Truck will be making rounds across campus.
Chic-fil-a, Dunkin' Donuts, and Starbucks are all closed.

Transitioning to an Online Course Format

With the transition to all-online classes, many professors are implementing the use of Zoom as a way to continue teaching their classes. Zoom is a video conferencing service that allows you to view your professor's lecture virtually. For more information on Zoom and how it works, please refer to the Zoom webpage.

Canvas will also be used for your online classes. This service allows course materials to be delivered in an online format, including assignments, discussions, exams, videos, and more.

For help with Zoom, Canvas, or other tech issues, please contact the Help Desk through email at helpdesk@tarleton.edu or phone at 254-968-9885.