Tarleton hosts open house in Waco for prospective graduate students
Find out more about Tarleton State University’s graduate-level degree programs in Waco on Saturday, Oct. 6, at an open house for prospective students.
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Tarleton enrollment remains on pace to support student success
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.
Psychology at Tarleton celebrates 25-year milestone
Twenty-five years ago, Tarleton State University launched a psychology major with just three students and one professor.
Quadruplets won’t stop Tarleton – Waco grad student in her MBA quest
Vivian van Gorder had intended to graduate from Tarleton State University – Waco this fall with her MBA.
Family a big part of Tarleton commencement speaker’s story
Morgan Knight’s toughest struggle in getting her college degree was the great distance from her family.
Tarleton to award more than 400 diplomas at summer graduation ceremonies
Tarleton State University will confer 423 diplomas at summer commencement ceremonies in August at the Wisdom Gym on the Stephenville campus.
Tarleton hosts open house in Waco for prospective graduate students
Find out more about Tarleton State University’s graduate-level degree programs in Waco on Saturday, July 21, at an open house for prospective students.
Tarleton offices closed in honor of Independence Day holiday
In observance of Independence Day, all Tarleton State University administrative offices will close at noon Tuesday, July 3.
Tarleton announces campus closures in observance of Memorial Day
In observance of Memorial Day, all Tarleton State University administrative offices are closed and classes dismissed Monday, May 28.
Scholarship memorializes Waco social worker, benefits Tarleton students
Donald Cawley was a lifelong learner. The Waco social worker valued education so much that he pushed himself to earn undergraduate and master’s degrees despite financial struggles. He became a social worker because he wanted to make a difference in the lives of others.