Back-to-school weekend kicks off this Friday at Tarleton State University when some 2,100 freshmen—the largest first-year class in Tarleton history—move into their home-away-from-home on the Stephenville campus.
Thanks to a new bike-share program, getting around campus gets easier this fall at Tarleton State University.
Discovering what’s happening, and where, on the campus of Tarleton State University just got easier.
Dr. Heather Hawk, assistant professor of vocal performance at Tarleton State University, captivated a panel of judges and an Austrian audience to win first place at the prestigious American Institute of Musical Studies (AIIMS) Meistersinger Vocal Competition in Graz, Austria.
Portfolium, a new cloud-based tool designed to help users go beyond the limits of the traditional resume to create a digital portfolio goes live at Tarleton State University Thursday, Aug. 18.
Tarleton State University’s Department of Fine Arts announces an exciting lineup of events for fall 2016 featuring a variety of art exhibitions, theater performances, musical concerts and recitals, and choral presentations.
Just barely a year old, Tarleton’s successful on-campus food pantry is fast becoming a model for other Texas universities. There’s good reason.
Take a break from back-to-school preparations Saturday, Aug. 20, when Tarleton State University’s W.K. Gordon Center for Industrial History of Texas hosts Night at the Opera House, featuring Treasure Island.
Registration is open now through Sept. 2 for a new conflict resolution course offered by Tarleton’s Center for Academic Outreach & Engagement.
FBI and U.S. Secret Service officials join Tarleton State University’s School of Criminology, Criminal Justice and Strategic Studies Sept. 13 for a cybersecurity summit designed to help North Texas entrepreneurs protect their brand from the inevitable data breach.
