Tarleton State University’s Center for Child Well-being opened today with a ribbon cutting, tours and remarks from community and school leaders. Located in the Howell Building on the Stephenville campus, the center offers psychological consultations and behavioral health resources at a reasonable cost to school-aged children and their families.
It’s a Tarleton State University tradition.
Floats, marching bands, horseback riders and vintage cars, along with a nod to Tarleton’s past as the university welcomes former students back to campus at the annual Homecoming parade.
Dr. David Frazier, associate professor of agriculture education, will deliver the sixth talk in Tarleton State University’s Last Lecture Series, Tuesday, Oct. 8, on the Stephenville campus.
Theatre at Tarleton opens its 2019-20 season withTrue West by Sam Shepard, the dramatic story of brothers caught in a sibling rivalry that will leave a family broken and the audience shaken.
The Tarleton State University Department of Fine Arts presents Perform La Femme, a collaboration between artists Angilee Wilkerson and Jana C. Perez, on view at the Clyde H. Wells Gallery of Art in Stephenville.
Literary classics like Of Mice and Men, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings and The Outsiders are among the thousands of titles banned or challenged in libraries across the country.
Tarleton State University’s Dick Smith Library on the Stephenville campus and the Rickett Library in Fort Worth will highlight these and other titles in concert with national Banned and Challenged Books Week, Sept. 22-28.
Local musicians Carroll Parham and Debbie Bridgewater headline Tarleton State University’s annual Dinner in the Stacks set Saturday, Sept. 28, on the Stephenville campus.
STEPHENVILLE, Texas — It’s the biggest day of giving in the nation. North Texas Giving Day, an 18-hour online event designed to empower every person to support local nonprofits and other worthwhile causes, kicks off Thursday, Sept. 19.
The Texas A&M University Board of Regents has officially named Dr. James L. Hurley as Tarleton State University’s 16th president, following the 21-day notice required by law. Regents named Hurley the sole finalist Aug. 8.
From poetry and fiction to photography and music, Tarleton State University’s Langdon Review Weekend in historic downtown Granbury brings together writers and artists from across Texas and beyond starting Wednesday, Sept. 4, and running through Saturday, Sept. 7.
