Retired Lt. Col. Evans new assistant commandant of Tarleton corps
Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Lee H. Evans has been selected assistant commandant of Tarleton State University’s Corps of Cadets, effective Aug. 6.
Retired Lt. Col. Evans new assistant commandant of Tarleton corps
Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Lee H. Evans has been selected assistant commandant of Tarleton State University’s Corps of Cadets, effective Aug. 6.
Tarleton students to perform with international wind orchestra in Austria
Two undergraduate students from Tarleton State University have been selected to participate in an intensive musical study this summer as part of the World Youth Wind Orchestra Project in Schladming, Austria.
International CanSat rocket launch competition returns to Tarleton June 8-10
The 14th annual American Astronautical Society (AAS) CanSat Competition returns to Tarleton State University June 8 through 10, with more than 40 college and university teams from around the world vying for top honors.
Tarleton technology specialist to share expertise as MVP
A technology support specialist at Tarleton State University is among the newest members of the Blackboard MVP program.
Tarleton ROTC celebrates commissioning of eight new officers
Eight Tarleton State University ROTC Texan Battalion Cadets were commissioned second lieutenants in the U.S. Army in ceremonies at the Thompson Student Center Ballrooms Saturday, May 12.
McCuistion named chief of staff to Tarleton president
Dr. Kim McCuistion has been named chief of staff to Tarleton State University President F. Dominic Dottavio, effective Aug. 1. She succeeds Dr. Tod A. Farmer, who has been chosen president of Weatherford College.
Longtime Tarleton educator, administrator retires
Growing up, college was not on Dr. David Weissenburger’s radar.
Students win W.B. Martin Award for Writing Excellence, Anthology Editors’ Choice Awards
Four Tarleton State University students have been selected for special recognition in the 24th volume of Anthology, the student literary publication released to the public last Thursday during readings and a reception in the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center.
Scholarship memorializes Waco social worker, benefits Tarleton students
Donald Cawley was a lifelong learner. The Waco social worker valued education so much that he pushed himself to earn undergraduate and master’s degrees despite financial struggles. He became a social worker because he wanted to make a difference in the lives of others.