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Creative Arts & Humanities Grants Program proposals due Oct. 24

Proposals for the Creative Arts and Humanities Grants Program are due Thursday, Oct. 24. The program supports TWU faculty projects in areas that ordinarily have very limited opportunity to receive

Posted on 10/01/19

REP applications now available

Application materials are available for the Research Enhancement Program fall competition. Proposals are due by Thursday, Oct. 24.The program provides up to $10,000 in seed money to enable faculty

Posted on 10/01/19

Alumna among Most Admired CEOs

On Wednesday, Sept, 25, the Dallas Business Journal honored recipients of the Most Admired CEO awards, including TWU alumna Merrilee Kick, CEO and Founder of Carrollton-based BuzzBallz/Southern

Posted on 10/01/19

Houston Happenings, 10-2-19

Marilyn Goff (library) spoke on “How to get Published in Periodical Literature” at the Texas Library Association District 8 Fall Conference Sept. 28 at the University of Houston’s MD Anderson

Posted on 10/01/19

Dallas Digest, 10-2-19

Martin Rosario (physical therapy) supervised more than 20 TWU physical therapy and West Coast University nursing students in the third Anatomy at the Mall outreach activity Sept. 28 at Music City

Posted on 10/01/19

Denton Details, 10-2-19

The TWU Community offers its condolences to the family and friends of Paul Hernandez, TWU service desk analyst II, who passed away this past weekend. Memorial services are pending. The TWU Wind

Posted on 10/01/19

Health & Wellbeing (10-2-19 update)

The Health and Wellbeing Initiative has been built on the cross-divisional efforts of faculty, staff, students and administration. Unified messaging has allowed us to build creative collaborations and

Posted on 10/01/19

Financial Vitality (10-2-19 update)

The Financial Vitality team has evaluated the university’s financial health and has shared our findings in several forums including Faculty Senate, Staff Council, Council of Chairs, Academic

Posted on 10/01/19

Camelia Maier, Dayna Averitt, Paramita Basu

Camelia Maier and Dayna Averitt (biology) were interviewed in a story on their research on a plant that has the same pain relieving properties as opiods, but without the harmful side effects.

Posted on 09/25/19

Dianne Baker Softball Field dedication.jpeg

Field dedication hits home run

On Saturday, Sept. 21, alumni from around the country, university administration, community members and softball fans came together to celebrate the dedication of the Dianne Baker Softball Field. A

Posted on 09/25/19

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