Campus events calendar debuts new platform on Tarleton homepage
Discovering what’s happening, and where, on the campus of Tarleton State University just got easier.
Tarleton announces fall 2016 performing, visual arts schedule
Tarleton State University’s Department of Fine Arts announces an exciting lineup of events for fall 2016 featuring a variety of art exhibitions, theater performances, musical concerts and recitals, and choral presentations.
Tarleton launches new ePortfolio network to help students get hired
Portfolium, a new cloud-based tool designed to help users go beyond the limits of the traditional resume to create a digital portfolio goes live at Tarleton State University Thursday, Aug. 18.
Tarleton shares food pantry startup tips with Prairie View A&M
Just barely a year old, Tarleton’s successful on-campus food pantry is fast becoming a model for other Texas universities. There’s good reason.
Conflict resolution, mediation course offered to public this fall at Tarleton
Registration is open now through Sept. 2 for a new conflict resolution course offered by Tarleton’s Center for Academic Outreach & Engagement.
Tarleton School of Criminology cybersecurity summit set Sept. 13
FBI and U.S. Secret Service officials join Tarleton State University’s School of Criminology, Criminal Justice and Strategic Studies Sept. 13 for a cybersecurity summit designed to help North Texas entrepreneurs protect their brand from the inevitable data breach.
Tarleton mourns passing of former provost Dr. Robert C. Fain
Professor emeritus and former Tarleton State University provost Dr. Robert C. “Bob” Fain died Aug. 6 in Stephenville at the age of 79. Services are set for 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, at Stephenville’s First Baptist Church, 334 W. Green St.
Tarleton issues parking, traffic advisories for graduation ceremonies
Tarleton State University announces parking and traffic advisories for summer 2016 commencement ceremonies set this Saturday, Aug. 6, on the Stephenville campus.
Tarleton announces temporary closure of Lot P37 for utility project
Tarleton State University will close Lot P37, a blue zone parking area designated for staff and campus visitors, beginning Friday, Aug. 5.
A tribute to Maxine Price Ray
Considered Tarleton State University’s oldest living graduate at 105, Maxine Price Ray died July 27, with memorial services set for today, Aug. 1, in Fort Worth.