Tarleton State University journalism and broadcasting students won a record 12 first-place awards at the 2019 Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Conference in Corpus Christi. Among these awards Texan News won Overall Excellence for Newspaper and Overall Excellence Television Program.
For the second time in three years, Tarleton State University is hosting the annual Region 8 Conference of the Society of Professional Journalists. The region includes campus and professional chapters in Texas and Oklahoma.
The Public Relations Student Society of America has granted a charter to the communications studies department in the College of Liberal and Fine Arts at Tarleton State University.
Celebrated musicians Bronwen Forbay and Sharon Lavery will perform a duo recital of vocal and piano favorites at noon, Friday, March 29, in the Clyde H. Wells Auditorium in Stephenville. The recital is open to the public.
Internationally renowned drummer Ari Hoenig headlines the 57th annual Tarleton State University Jazz Festival, an outreach of the department of fine arts, on Friday and Saturday, March 22-23.
Tarleton State University faculty and guest artists lead a full day of workshops as part of the annual Brass and Percussion Day, Saturday, March 2, in the auditorium of the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center in Stephenville.
Students considering enrolling at Tarleton State University are invited to check out the campus in Stephenville during Texan Tour Saturday, March 2.
Put a pair of sunglasses on your furry friend and join Tarleton State University’s communication studies department Thursday, March 21, in a walk to help increase awareness of degenerative myelopathy (DM) in canines.
Inherited Moments, an exhibition that features the work of Chris Ireland, Tarleton State University professor of art and digital media, and H. Jennings Sheffield, associate professor of art-photography at Baylor University, is on showcase through Wednesday, Feb. 20, at the Tarrant County College Northwest Lakeview Gallery in Fort Worth.
Tarleton State University and the humanities division of Tarrant County College are teaming up for a second year to address political polarization.
