FORT WORTH, Texas — A new home for Tarleton State University in Fort Worth achieved a milestone today when contractors, school officials, legislators and architects celebrated the midpoint of construction and marked almost 118,000 hours without a time-loss injury.
Lori Beaty has been promoted to associate vice president for the Division of Finance and Administration and assistant chief financial officer at Tarleton State University.
Two days jam-packed with activities, including two separate ring ceremonies and a Corps of Cadets march, highlight this year’s annual Family Weekend at Tarleton State University Sept. 21-23.
Tarleton State University students are stepping up to help classmates concentrate on coursework instead of hungry stomachs.
Tarleton State University’s 2018 enrollment remains on pace to support student success, improve the first-year experience and increase applied-learning and research opportunities. Based on the 12th day of class report, 13,122 students are enrolled for the fall semester compared with 13,011 a year ago.
Tarleton State University today received approval from The Texas A&M University System to bond $3.5 million to expedite projects originally planned for fall 2019.
reshmen have officially moved onto the Tarleton State University campus and faculty, staff and students are preparing for the upcoming fall semester that begins Monday, Aug. 27.
STEPHENVILLE, Texas — With the creation of the Texas A&M University System RELLIS Academic Alliance, Antonio Garcia can now earn a degree in criminal justice at Tarleton State University while keeping fuel in his gas tank.
In observance of Independence Day, all Tarleton State University administrative offices will close at noon Tuesday, July 3.
For the second-straight year, Tarleton State University is the “Best Place to Work” in Erath County, according to readers of the Stephenville Empire-Tribune newspaper who cast ballots in the 2018 Best of Erath County Reader’s Choice contest.
