Cleburne Railroaders host Tarleton Night June 20
The Cleburne Railroaders host Tarleton State University Night on Thursday, June 20, when they play the Texas Airhogs at 7:06 p.m. at The Depot at Cleburne Station.
Tarleton hosts ceremony honoring Rudder’s part in historic invasion
It was a date that changed the world. June 6, 1944, 75 years ago. D-Day. The invasion of American and allied forces on the beaches of Normandy in France designed to stop German aggression in Europe.
Texas Rangers host Tarleton with University Night June 6
The Texas Rangers hosts Tarleton State University Night on Thursday, June 6, when they play the Baltimore Orioles at 7:05 p.m. in Arlington.
Leon Manley Memorial Endowment established by family at Tarleton
Relatives of the late Leon Manley, a longtime educator, coach and public school administrator, honored his legacy recently with the creation of an endowed scholarship at Tarleton State University that will benefit students in the College of Education and those pursuing a teaching career.
Spring commencement exercises scheduled for May 10-11 at Tarleton
Tarleton State University will award nearly 1,200 diplomas at spring commencement exercises May 10-11 in Wisdom Gym on the Stephenville campus.
Tarleton commencement speaker out to be a world changer
Olivia Wilbanks practices what she preaches.
The speaker for the Tarleton State University College of Education commencement at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 11, will address graduates and their guests about changing the world through education.
Tarleton commencement speaker highlights the importance of teachers
Karen Boyd Greenhaw is a seventh-grade math teacher at Henderson Junior High School in Stephenville.
She knows the value of education, both personally and universally.
Tarleton’s College of Agriculture recognizes alumni achievements
Tarleton State University’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences honored several alumni and friends of the college at its second annual honors banquet April 27.
Teacher’s doubts drove Tarleton’s Villeda to academic success
Don’t bet against Marysol Villeda.
Oh, she’ll admit she was shy in high school. So much so, one of her teachers voiced doubt about her ability to survive academically in college.
Marysol used that doubt as fuel.
True career path revealed itself to Tarleton commencement speaker
Like so many Tarleton students, Camille Trautman came to Stephenville to pursue a career related to agriculture.