Tarleton State University adds a new minor program in fashion studies to its 2016 fall semester lineup, providing opportunities for students to create their own design portfolio and expand career choices.
Tarleton State University boasts its largest enrollment ever with more than 13,000 students signed up for fall 2016 classes in Stephenville, Fort Worth, Waco, Midlothian and online.
From poetry to fiction to photography to music, Tarleton State University’s Langdon Review Weekend—always scheduled just after Labor Day in historic downtown Granbury—beckons authors and artists from across Texas and beyond.
A generous contribution from local banking institution, InterBank, will help Tarleton State University prepare more than three dozen National FFA Officer candidates during its upcoming candidate preparatory academy hosted by the College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences.
Tarleton State University’s Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center Gallery of Art opens its 2016-2017 season Monday, Aug. 29, with A Singular Sense of Urgency by Hannah Cooper McCauley.
On the heels of wrapping up a study on the availability of healthcare in underserved, rural areas, three Tarleton State University professors have been tapped by the Department of State Health Services to investigate the shortage of general surgeons and emergency room physicians in Texas.
Back-to-school weekend kicks off this Friday at Tarleton State University when some 2,100 freshmen—the largest first-year class in Tarleton history—move into their home-away-from-home on the Stephenville campus.
Dr. Heather Hawk, assistant professor of vocal performance at Tarleton State University, captivated a panel of judges and an Austrian audience to win first place at the prestigious American Institute of Musical Studies (AIIMS) Meistersinger Vocal Competition in Graz, Austria.
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.
Registration is open now through Sept. 2 for a new conflict resolution course offered by Tarleton’s Center for Academic Outreach & Engagement.