Don’t bet against Marysol Villeda.
Oh, she’ll admit she was shy in high school. So much so, one of her teachers voiced doubt about her ability to survive academically in college.
Marysol used that doubt as fuel.
Like so many Tarleton students, Camille Trautman came to Stephenville to pursue a career related to agriculture.
A dozen Tarleton State University ropers and riders qualified for the CNFR at the Tarleton Stampede last weekend.
When Elizabeth Bibus says there are opportunities for growth even in your darkest hours, she knows. Does she ever.
Tarleton State University student CallieAnn Petree has been selected to participate in the Washington D.C. Congressional Internship program. She received a scholarship this week for the semester-long study-away opportunity.
Ten Tarleton State University faculty members were recently awarded grant funding to develop Open Educational Resource materials that will ultimately impact students by reducing textbook costs.
The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents has selected Wheless Partners to lead a national search for Tarleton State University’s 16th president. Open forums for students, faculty, staff and the community are set Monday and Tuesday, April 29 and 30, in Room 125 of the Math Building on the Stephenville campus.
Tarleton State University recognized seven faculty and four staff members for their achievements and service Monday night at its annual Faculty and Staff Awards Banquet.
Donors answered the challenge to “Be the Reason” as collections topped a half-million dollars in Tarleton’s fourth annual Giving Day April 16.
Rodeo fans in the Cowboy Capital can enjoy three days of high-energy college rodeo action April 25-27, when the 54th annual Tarleton Stampede comes to Lone Star Arena in Stephenville.