By: Madison Reed Executive Producer Tarleton State University has undergone multiple construction and renovation projects around campus. These projects are to help increase capacity, provide better overall student experience and safety as well as...
By: Sierra Dyson Editor-in-Chief Tarleton State University officially became a Division I (DI) college in July of 2020. Since then, Tarleton has begun renovating the entire campus in order to maintain DI standards and...
By: Madison Reed Associate Producer The Tarleton Faculty Senate sent out a survey this semester to faculty to find out how the university has been treating its employees. After an emergency meeting on March...
By: Thomas Winzeler Managing Editor On Saturday, Jan. 23, Tarleton State University celebrated the grand opening of the Tarleton Texan’s newly renovated field house with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The ribbon-cutting started at 5 p.m....
By: Kaley Dowell Executive Producer Tarleton State University is doing everything they can to keep students and faculty safe while still maintaining and creating a student-focused community. Tarleton has put together many safety practices...
Renee Burns Multimedia Journalist The musical “Next to Normal” was performed at the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center from Feb. 19 through the 22, by Tarleton State University students and members of the...
Tarleton’s mini semester starts Dec. 18. Mini semesters are a good way to get an extra course completed during the break and can help students graduate on time or even early.
“There were multiple tweets last night, some Snapchat stuff going around, and it’s just not true,” Welch said. “Now, that doesn’t mean it couldn’t have happened; it just means no one has reported it to the university, either through us or through the Title IX office. We’ve double and triple checked, no one has reported it.”
Tarleton officially signed with the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) today, finalizing the move to Division I. Texan A&M Chancellor John Sharp, as well as several U.S. Representatives, joined Tarleton President James Hurley to accept the invitation from WAC Commissioner Jeff Hurd.
A Tarleton State University student adopted a kitten from the local shelter and one week later, the kitten died due to sickness. The student says the death occurred due to a lack of medical attention while at the shelter. Both the shelter and the student hope this will bring awareness to issues that arise in local shelters.
