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Beginning today, portions of Ollie and Vanderbilt streets near the Tarleton State University campus in Stephenville will be closed to traffic for several weeks as part of the ongoing utility and infrastructure improvements project.
Summer commencement exercises at Tarleton State University are set for Saturday, Aug. 6, with approximately 590 graduates receiving diplomas.
Dr. Heather Hawk, assistant professor of vocal performance at Tarleton State University, received fourth-place honors at this month’s 44th annual National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Artist Awards competition in Chicago.
Inspection crews for the city of Stephenville are looking for any defects in the municipality’s wastewater collection system and during the next two weeks will use a smoke testing method to determine sewer lines in need of repair.
Starting this week, contractors for the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will begin construction on a new signal light and crosswalk at the intersection of Washington and St. Felix streets as part of a project to improve safety for pedestrians crossing the thoroughfare bordering the Tarleton State University campus.
Dr. ShaRhonda Maclin has been selected assistant vice president for Tarleton State University’s Division of Student Life following a national search. Maclin begins her new duties Aug. 1.
Tarleton State University’s Police Department begins a roundup Friday, July 15, to collect bicycles left on campus racks following the spring semester.
Dr. Eileen Faulkenberry, associate professor of mathematics at Tarleton State University, was elected to the executive board of the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators in Texas (AMTE-TX) during the annual Conference for the Advancement of Mathematics Teaching.
In observance of Independence Day, Tarleton State University will be closed on Monday, July 4, including the offices of all non-essential services on the main campus in Stephenville.
Tarleton State University is setting the bar for promoting physical activity on college campuses in Texas. The university recently earned silver-level recognition in the Exercise is Medicine on Campus program, a U.S.-based health initiative through the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM).