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Top stories of spring 2021 reflect varied interests

While the COVID-19 pandemic has topped the list of most-read stories for the past year, top stories for spring 2021 were a mixed bag.

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Chancellor's BOLDLY GO newsletter celebrates TWU's status as a system

The latest issue of Chancellor Carine Feyten’s BOLDLY GO newsletter celebrates the establishment of the Texas Woman’s University System, the first in the nation with a woman-focused mission.

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CRDA to host 'How to SPSS' webinar

The June 24 webinar will provide helpful tips and directions related to SPSS questions regarding data entry, data cleaning, testing of assumptions, coding, and analysis.

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In the News: Clare Brock

Clare Brock (political science) was interviewed for a WFAA story on lobbying and the state Legislature.

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In the News: Carmen Cruz

Carmen Cruz (Counseling & Psychological Services) was quoted in a May 28 Denton Record-Chronicle story, “As Denton businesses face hiring shortages, job seekers rethink post-pandemic work life.”

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In the News: Alex Pomelnikov

Alex Pomelnikov (business, Denton) provided expert commentary for a MoneyGeek.com article, “How to Start Saving and Investing.”

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In the News: Carine Feyten

Chancellor Carine Feyten was interviewed by multiple media sources regarding legislation that established the TWU System.

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In the News: F.M. Bralley

A story about former College of Industrial Arts president Francis Marion Bralley’s role in the forced relocation of Quakertown residents in Denton was published in both the Dallas Morning News and the Denton Record-Chronicle.

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It's official: Bill to establish TWU System becomes law

Gov. Greg Abbott has signed into law Senate Bill 1126, which establishes the three campuses of Texas Woman’s University as the state’s seventh university system and the nation's first woman-focused university system.