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Dr. Sarah Maben, assistant professor of communication studies at Tarleton State University, was honored for her service with the Southwestern Education Council for Journalism and Mass Communication at its annual symposium Oct. 4-5 in New Orleans.
Renowned Japanese trumpeter Kana Madarame is coming to Tarleton State University’s Clyde H. Wells Fine Art Center Theater Tuesday, Oct. 22, for an exclusive performance.
Dr. Kayla Peak, associate dean of the College of Education and dead of the School of Kinesiology at Tarleton State University, will receive the Honor Award from the Texas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (TAHPERD) at a 7 p.m. ceremony, Friday, Dec. 6, in Arlington.
Tarleton State University professor Dr. Eric Morrow has been invited to join the steering committee of the American Democracy Project, an initiative of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
The 24th annual North Texas Skywatch Star Party arrives on Saturday, Oct. 26 at Lake Mineral Wells State Park. Star Party activities begin at 6:30 p.m. and stargazers and astronomy fans are invited to continue to search the skies throughout the evening.
One of the most popular and long-running homecoming traditions at Tarleton State University is the annual L.V. Risinger Memorial Bonfire, taking place at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18, at the Agricultural Center just off FM 8.
Officer Brandon Burney is new to the Tarleton State University Police Department, but he’s not new to the Stephenville campus.
Tarleton State University is all about tradition and nothing says Texan tradition like the annual Homecoming celebration.
Tarleton music professor Zvonimir Nagy took first place at the recent Disklavier Composers Contest in Cremona, Italy.
Tarleton State University fine arts professor Molly Valentine Dierks was selected for a competitive fellowship this summer in support of an ambitious project at Franconia Sculpture Park in Minnesota.