The Tarleton State University choral program presents its annual fall concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4, in the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center Theater.
The Tarleton State University Wind Ensemble opens its 2019-20 season Thursday, Oct. 3, with “Songs,” an evening of works based on catchy tunes from musical history.
A dominating performance by rough stock competitors helped Tarleton State University’s men’s rodeo team accumulate a staggering 500 points and a first-place finish in the Eastern New Mexico University Rodeo, the first of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association season.
A dominating performance by rough stock competitors helped Tarleton State University’s men’s rodeo team accumulate a staggering 500 points and a first-place finish in the Eastern New Mexico University Rodeo, the first of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association season.
Tarleton State University’s Department of Fine Arts presents a faculty recital featuring trumpet professor Dr. Brian Walker and vocal professor Heather Hawk.
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.
Learn about graduate degree programs at Tarleton State University and other schools Wednesday, Sept. 25, at the Graduate and Professional School Fair hosted by Graduate Studies and Career Services.
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.