RIED’s Newest Addition
We are delighted to announce the newest member of our team, Dr. Andy Wolfe. Dr. Wolfe will be joining as the new Assistant Vice President for Research Development within the …
We are delighted to announce the newest member of our team, Dr. Andy Wolfe. Dr. Wolfe will be joining as the new Assistant Vice President for Research Development within the …
Microplastics have become a cause for concern as they can create significant harm to the environment. Natural polymers are looking promising compared to the synthetic polymers that have been used …
The Texas A&M System takes over downtown Fort Worth in a new high-rise campus that will house 11 universities including Tarleton State University. The project is being overseen by Texas …
Tarleton State University’s own Dr. Jessica Leatherwood has completed a study on the palatability and preference of a proprietary ingredient blend incorporated into a pelleted feed developed by an industry …
Tarleton State University’s Division of Research, Innovation & Economic Development recently hosted a creative and informative event designed to help faculty and staff with research funding. Held at the Research …
The Build Your Business Workshop, held on April 30, 2025, brought together local entrepreneurs and aspiring business owners for a session focused on refining brand messaging and sharpening presentation skills. …
Dr. Eliel Hinojosa, Jr., Assistant Professor in the Department of Curriculum & Instruction at Tarleton State University, has recently been awarded two Humanities Texas grants to support projects that highlight …
In alignment with Tarleton’s commitment to real-world learning and regional engagement, the university’s Division of Research signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Texas General Land Office–Community Development and …
Since the 2019-2020 school year, the number of students attending grades K-12 entirely online has steadily increased. With over 20,000 Texas students now attending school virtually, there is an increasing …
Tarleton State University’s Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research was created by the State Legislature more than 30 years ago to address water quality along the North Bosque River. The …