Spring & Summer 2025 Issue
In this issue:
Tarleton State celebrated 125 Years of Excellence with memorable events throughout the 2024-25 academic year. A formal commemorative ceremony in September included speakers such as state legislators, representatives from The Texas A&M System and city officials who paid homage to the institution’s enduring legacy. The special edition cover of this magazine features the statue of founder John Tarleton, the iconic gates and the deed where he donated the original college property.
Previous Issues
More in this issue:
- A Tarleton State Icon: Texan Rider statue unveiled in front of Memorial Stadium.
- Meeting the Need: Tarleton State works to build a healthier future.
- Setting the Standard: Tarleton State rodeo continues championship legacy.
- History Maker: Senior Conner Prince wins silver at Olympics.
- Leaders in the Making: First-gen students test their mettle in the Arctic Circle.
More in this issue:
- Leaving a Legacy: College of Business named in honor of Dr. Sam Pack.
- Triumphant Transition: Tarleton State’s incredible rise to NCAA Division I.
- Dream Big: First-generation Tarleton State graduate Elicia Leal hopes to inspire others.
- A Family Tradition: Chandler Roberson continues her family legacy.
- Blazing a Path: Tarleton State alumna Tami Kayea is the first female fire chief in North Texas.
More in this issue:
- Dreams Do Come True: The $110 million Event Center will open in 2025.
- Meet the Faulkenberrys: Faculty couple finds their fit at Tarleton State.
- The Power of the Blue Jacket: Future Tarleton State student to serve as state FFA president.
- Remembering the Days: The Trogdon House Turns 100 with plenty of stories to tell.
- For Love of the Game: Kendall Daniel returns to the circle after life-threatening injuries.
More in this issue:
- Powering Success: The College of Engineering honors Mayfield name.
- Full Circle: the best dreams are the ones that never end.
- Learning to Lead: five Tarleton students are getting a firsthand look at the legislative process.
- All Roads Lead Home: For Matt Brockman, all roads connect at Tarleton.
- Hoop Dreams: Tarleton grad transfer has big plans after her time in purple is over.
- Getting Schooled: Students gain real-world experience in hands-on sports internships.
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