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Tarleton State University has scored all-time-high enrollment for the third consecutive term. Current numbers are up 6.46 percent over spring 2020. Fall enrollment increased 6.42 percent from fall 2019, and summer saw a 10.19 percent growth over the previous year. Growth for the 2020-21 school year is the largest since 1995-96.

The field house renovation began with a complete renovation of the existing facility on the south end of Memorial Stadium. The new facility expanded out to 16,000 total square feet of space, highlighted by a unified locker room with 100 brand-new lockers. The locker room area is fully equipped with a Bluetooth sound system, four gaming stations and a player lounge.

The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations (CRRSA) Act funds are available to assist students to cover expenses related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Tarleton students can apply for this grant online and applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received.

Tarleton’s storied rodeo team has a new home on the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch in the heart of the “Cowboy Capital.” The announcement was recently made during a celebration for rodeo athletes following the school’s participation in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association National Finals Rodeo.

The Future Summit, a half-day signature event in downtown Fort Worth, drew participation from students, employees and community partners to explore themes that have emerged from focus groups, surveys and workshops over the past several weeks to chart a 10-year course for the university.

Tarleton President James Hurley recapped successes and shared his vision for invigorating tomorrows in his annual State of the University address Wednesday, calling 2020 a record-setting year on all fronts.

Reclassification from NCAA Division II to Division I is complete as Tarleton State University becomes the ninth full-time member of the Western Athletic Conference effective today, July 1, 2020.