Tarleton State University’s yearlong celebration marking 100 years as a founding member of the Texas A&M University System kicks off Monday, Jan. 23, with an exhibit of historical items dating back to 1917 in the gallery of the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center.
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Tarleton State University administrative offices are closed Monday, Jan. 16.
STEPHENVILLE, Texas—Tarleton State University in 2017 celebrates its 100th anniversary as a founding member of the Texas A&M University System with a yearlong slate of activities honoring the people and events responsible for creating one of the fastest growing schools in the nation.
Four days after the nation swears in its 45th president, two Tarleton State University history professors and Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kennedy take a historical look at the 2016 election and analyze its impact on North Texas.
Erath County entrepreneurs have the chance to net some extra cash and prizes when Tarleton State University’s College of Business Administration kicks off its annual business plan competition on Monday, Jan. 9, beginning with orientation sessions. A total of $55,000 in cash and prizes is up for grabs.
Tarleton State University will close all campuses and facilities for winter break, beginning at noon on Thursday, Dec. 22. Campuses and other operations will re-open for business on Monday, Jan. 2, 2017.
The Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT), Tarleton State University and the Texas Department of Transportation are teaming together to document rare plant species that may potentially exist within TxDOT rights-of-way in 23 counties in the Waco and Austin districts of Central Texas.
A much higher than expected price tag is prompting Tarleton State University to consider parking area alternatives to the pecan grove off Washington Street near the Cecil Ballow Baseball Complex.
It’s not too early to mark your calendar for the annual ULTRA Club Big Band Scholarship Dance on the campus of Tarleton State University.
Two Tarleton State University College of Education student teachers—Callie Childers and Kylie Urbanczyk—received the Robert H. Elliott Memorial Award Thursday, Dec. 8, during the Department of Curriculum and Instruction’s annual Reflections Ceremony.