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Tarleton State University’s Communications Department teams up with the university’s food pantry and the city of Stephenville to host cooking demonstrations Thursday, April 7, in concert with the school’s first Service Day.
Tarleton State University students take to the community this Thursday, April 7, for the school’s first Service Day. More than 100 service opportunities—everything from cleaning the Bosque River to teaching senior citizens computer basics—are on the “to do” list.
Tarleton State University’s Kathryn Jones, instructor of Communications Studies, will be inducted into the Texas Institute of Letters (TIL) as part of the organization’s annual awards event April 15 and 16 in Austin.
The Theatre at Tarleton State University will present Marsha Norman’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama “Night, Mother” at 7:30 p.m., April 5 through 9 at the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center.
Twenty students enjoyed their spring vacation, March 6 through 11, as participants of the 2016 Tarleton in Washington, D.C., program.
World-renowned author and sociologist Dr. Michael Kimmel, a leading expert on men and masculinities, will give a keynote lecture on the Tarleton State University campus, Wednesday, April 6, as part of the continuing Speaker Symposium Series.
Tarleton State University students, faculty and staff roll up their sleeves this Saturday, April 2, to help local residents with everything from cleaning windows to general lawn and garden work.
Student vocalists in Tarleton State University’s Chamber Choir enjoyed the opportunity of a lifetime this past weekend when the 53-member choral ensemble performed inside New York City’s Carnegie Hall on the most prestigious concert stage in the United States.
Fresh from a debut at Carnegie Hall, the Tarleton State University choral program, under the direction of Dr. Troy Robertson, joins the Cross Timbers Civic Chorale on Saturday, April 2, to present works by American composers.
ress in your best 1920s attire and bring a flashlight to Tarleton State University’s W.K. Gordon Center for Industrial History of Texas this Saturday, April 2, for “Museum After Dark!”