Partial closure of Oakland Street scheduled Nov. 14-25

A section of Oakland Street will be closed to thru traffic from Wednesday, Nov. 14 through Sunday, Nov. 25 in order to complete the necessary utilities infrastructure changes for the Hubbard Hall

Denton Details, 11-14-18

Stay warm and show your pride with some cold-weather TWU gear. It’s on sale today (Nov. 14) and Thursday, Nov. 15 at the Campus Store. Sale items include sweatshirts, beanies, long-sleeved T-shirts

Rob Ramirez

Rob Ramirez (facilities management & construction) was quoted in a Nov. 9 Denton Record-Chronicle story on the opening of the Oakland Complex.

Nancy Bocskor

Nancy Bocskor (Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy) was quoted in a Nov. 7 Fort Worth Star-Telegram story on the results of the Texas Senate race.

Dallas Digest 11-14-18

Mari Tietze (nursing) was honored at the 2018 Community Council Awards Nov 8 in Dallas. Tietze received a Community Impact Collaborator award for helping to assess outreach and engagement through use

Houston Happenings_11-14-18

With direction from Olinda Johnson (nursing), nursing students from the Women’s Health Class N3025, in collaboration with Sigma Theta Tau Beta Houston, supported the Elnita McClain annual community

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Regents to meet Nov. 8-9 in Houston

The Texas Woman's University Board of Regents will meet Thursday and Friday, Nov. 8-9, at the university's Houston Center. The committee and full board meetings will be broadcast on the Regents

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Veterans Day celebrations slated

Update: Due to inclement weather, the Denton Veterans Day celebration will take place in the second-floor courtroom of the Courthouse on the Square. The Dallas Veterans Day parade has been

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Shani receives $534,000 NIH grant

Texas Woman's University College of Nursing Professor Pinky Shani, Ph.D., has been awarded a $534,000 National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant for her proposed research on “Caring for Caregivers with

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Book-in-Common essay winners announced

The Book-in-Common essay contest for The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks invited faculty, staff and students to “describe an experience you have had in your life in which you were made aware of your