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Remember her name, her face and her byline.
Quanecia Fraser is about to start a career in broadcast journalism.
If what she has done in college is an indication, she will succeed big time.
Karen Boyd Greenhaw is a seventh-grade math teacher at Henderson Junior High School in Stephenville.
She knows the value of education, both personally and universally.
Tarleton State University’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences honored several alumni and friends of the college at its second annual honors banquet April 27.
Don’t bet against Marysol Villeda.
Oh, she’ll admit she was shy in high school. So much so, one of her teachers voiced doubt about her ability to survive academically in college.
Marysol used that doubt as fuel.
A dozen Tarleton State University ropers and riders qualified for the CNFR at the Tarleton Stampede last weekend.
Like so many Tarleton students, Camille Trautman came to Stephenville to pursue a career related to agriculture.
Students in grades 3 through 5 are invited for an afternoon of exploration in the world of circuits and robots at Tarleton State University’s W.K. Gordon Center for Industrial History of Texas in Thurber. “Science at the Center” takes place at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 11.
Tarleton State University student CallieAnn Petree has been selected to participate in the Washington D.C. Congressional Internship program. She received a scholarship this week for the semester-long study-away opportunity.
When Elizabeth Bibus says there are opportunities for growth even in your darkest hours, she knows. Does she ever.
Tarleton State University senior Kayli Colpitts presented findings on how chronic pain affects decision making at the Texas Legislature’s Undergraduate Research Day in Austin earlier this month.