Tarleton State University’s Rural Communication Institute has received a $144,986 grant to provide vaccination education and outreach for six counties in Northeast Texas.
In a glittering night celebrating a momentous year, Tarleton State University President James Hurley and the Tarleton Alumni Association presented Legacy and Distinguished Alumni honors at the 2022 gala, An Evening in Purple.
Naming the new Tarleton State University rodeo facility to honor the legacy of Bob and Darla Doty was a foregone conclusion, and it became a reality today.
After eclipsing its initial $100 million goal two years ahead of schedule, Tarleton State University tonight announced a revised target of $125 million for its largest-ever comprehensive capital campaign to commemorate its 125th anniversary in September 2024.
Supporters of the Tarleton State University family are encouraged to donate to what they care about most during the seventh annual Tarleton Giving Day on Tuesday, April 12.
Tarleton State University’s recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month begins at 10 a.m. Wednesday, April 6, with an event on the dining hall patio on the Stephenville campus as part of National Public Health Week, in partnership with Tarleton’s Public Health Student Association and several community agencies.
Dr. Becky Earlie-Royer from the Texas Department of State Health Services will keynote Monday’s launch ceremony for Tarleton State University’s observance of National Public Health Week.
A handful of educators from Tarleton State University represented the institution at the annual Texas Women in Higher Education (TWHE) Conference, March 28-29 in Austin.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has awarded Tarleton State University a $125,000 grant as part of the Texas Completion Repayment Grant Program.
Tarleton State University has joined a study to advance student completion efforts and increase equitable outcomes for typically underserved populations.