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Tarleton State University students wishing to study communication sciences and disorders have a new major waiting for them. The major is one of six being introduced this fall, along with horticultural and plant sciences, statistics, legal studies, biotechnology and cybersecurity.

The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents today approved turning Tarleton State University’s School of Engineering into a stand-alone college and naming it in honor of longtime benefactor and retired Lockheed Martin executive Dr. Dwain Mayfield.

Naming the new Tarleton State University rodeo facility to honor the legacy of Bob and Darla Doty was a foregone conclusion, and it became a reality today.

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has awarded Tarleton State University a $125,000 grant as part of the Texas Completion Repayment Grant Program.

Tarleton State University begins spring 2022 with all-time record enrollment and retention, surpassing last year’s previous high and up 6.6 percent from its pre-pandemic count.

Tarleton has been awarded an additional $1,500,000 grant from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to assist students returning to school to continue their education or to complete their degree.

Also known as Carnegie R2, the standing puts Tarleton among 132 universities across the country designated as high research and only one of a handful to move up from Master’s Colleges and Universities-Larger Programs (M1).

Tarleton State University today received notice of its 10-year reaffirmation of accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.

Texas Senate Bill 52, passed by both chambers of the Legislature just after midnight Monday, represents a big win for Tarleton State University and The Texas A&M University System. The bill is awaiting final approval from the Governor.

Beginning fall 2022, high school students in some 50 school districts across North Central Texas will be able to earn Tarleton State University credit for precalculus and college algebra classes before they graduate, thanks to a new partnership with OnRamps, a University of Texas at Austin program.

Tarleton is combining partnerships with community colleges and dedicated scholarships with the goal of better supporting a group of students that is often under-supported: part-time students who transfer from other institutions.