Scholarship named for Tarleton social work icon Francine Pratt
Tarleton State University’s Francine Esposito Pratt is all about helping other people.
Category: Academics & Research
Tarleton announces Labor Day closures, modified operating hours
In observance of Labor Day, Tarleton State University will be closed on Monday, Sept. 4, including the offices of all non-essential services on the main campus in Stephenville.
Tarleton Fine Arts Gallery presents ‘Civil Wars’ drawing, sculpture exhibit
The Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Gallery at Tarleton State University kicks off its 2017-18 season with Valerie Powell’s solo exhibition, Civil Wars.
Tarleton’s annual Langdon Review Weekend kicks off Sept. 6 in Granbury
From poetry to fiction to performance, Tarleton State University’s Langdon Review Weekend—always scheduled the week after Labor Day in historic downtown Granbury—beckons authors and artists from across Texas and beyond.
Former Fort Worth mayor to teach humanitarian aid course at Tarleton
Meet new Tarleton State University faculty member Hugh Parmer and you’ll think Indiana Jones.
Tarleton cadet earns prestigious U.S. Army ROTC award
Just 38 U.S. Army ROTC cadets in the nation earned the coveted Recondo badge this year. Tarleton State University’s Joshua Bitzkie is one of them.
Tarleton moves Javier Garza to vice president of new enrollment division
Dr. Javier Garza will become vice president of Tarleton State University’s new Division of Enrollment Management, effective Sept. 1.
Tarleton to welcome 1,900 freshmen to Stephenville this weekend
Back-to-school weekend kicks off this Friday at Tarleton State University, when some 1,900 freshmen move into their home-away-from-home on the Stephenville campus.
Tarleton’s communication studies gets new department head
Dr. Lora Helvie-Mason changed hats this summer when she became head of the Department of Communication Studies at Tarleton State University.
Tarleton’s planetarium to host Solar Eclipse Party
While much of North America scrambles for old exposed camera or X-ray film to see the solar eclipse on Monday, Aug. 21, visitors to Tarleton State University’s planetarium can enjoy a direct view without risking damage to their eyes.