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TWU police officer sings at Rangers game

TWU Department of Public Safety Officer Justin Weathers hit it out of the park as he performed the national anthem and “God Bless America” Sept. 1 at Globe Life Park in Arlington. The Denton Campus

Posted on 09/05/18

Individual performance development goals process begins

It’s time to begin the individual performance development goals process for staff employees and their supervisors. All goals must be submitted by employees and approved by supervisors in the

Posted on 09/05/18

University-Wide News, 9-5-18

“Writing SLOs for Course Proposals” workshops will take place Sept. 7 and 14 on the Denton, Dallas and Houston campuses. The workshops are designed to teach faculty to create well-written student

Posted on 09/04/18

Denton Details, 09-05-18

Mark your calendars! Faculty/staff head shots are scheduled from 1-5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 5; 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6; 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 12; and 1-5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 13. All

Posted on 09/04/18

Top 10 Reasons to give to TWU for North Texas Giving Day

North Texas Giving Day is Sept. 20, and here are the top 10 reasons to give your support to TWU!10. Your gift may be tax deductible.9. No matter the size, your gift will make an impact!8. Reaffirm

Posted on 09/04/18

Donna Scott Tilley, Ann Kapusta

Donna Scott Tilley and Ann Kapusta (Research and Sponsored Programs) wrote an editorial on new federal rules governing how higher education institutions respond to sexual assaults. The editorial was

Posted on 09/04/18

Lisa Rosen

Lisa Rosen (psychology) was quoted in an Aug. 29 Sapo Lifestyle story about ways to help teenagers who are being bullied because of their weight. (9-5-18)

Posted on 09/04/18

City to close part of Austin Street to traffic Sept. 10-14

The City of Denton has announced that Austin Street between Third and Sawyer streets will be closed to through traffic beginning Monday, Sept. 10 in order for a 6-inch fire line to be run across

Posted on 09/04/18

Averitt awarded NIH grant for study of trigeminal pain

Dayna Averitt (biology) was awarded a $385,000 National Institutes of Health grant for her project that will evaluate the potential for hormone modulation of serotonin’s ability to turn on pain

Posted on 09/04/18

Grant application materials available

Application materials are available for the 2018-19 Creative Arts and Humanities Grants Program. This program supports TWU faculty projects in areas that ordinarily have limited opportunity to receive

Posted on 09/04/18

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