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Houston Happenings_04-17-18

Nursing faculty members Wyona Freysteinson and Susan Mellot, along with TWU nursing student Tania Celia, Jinlan Du (technology), Marilyn Goff (libraries) and Zoheb Allam (research/Dallas), and Tana

Posted on 04/17/18

Arts & Jazz Fest volunteers needed

UPDATE: All shifts have been filled and volunteer registration is closed. The Denton Arts and Jazz Fest is just around the corner — April 27-29 in Quakertown Park — and spots remain open for

Posted on 04/17/18

Dallas Digest, 04-18-18

More than 100 children and their families came out to the Sensory Friendly Family Day at the Dallas Zoo on Sunday, April 15. Occupational therapy faculty and students arranged the event with staff at

Posted on 04/17/18

Celebrate 'Strong Past. Bold Future.' at Homecoming

This year’s Homecoming/Alumni Reunion activities provide something for the entire university community. Join in April 16-21 and celebrate TWU’s “Strong Past. Bold Future.”The full schedule of events

Posted on 04/13/18

Festival to feature WASP movie

Denton hosts its annual Thin Line Fest, featuring film, music and photography April 18-22. Several documentaries focused on women will be shown, including the world premiere of “WASP: A Wartime

Posted on 04/13/18

TWU Reveals Mascot, Seeks Input for Name

Last year, Texas Woman's University Pioneers selected the owl to be the official athletics mascot. Now, the university unveiled the caricature of the owl and is accepting suggestions for the mascot’s

Posted on 04/13/18

TWU to Host National Gymnastics Meet

TWU will host the USA Gymnastics Collegiate National Championships April 13-15. (Our Pioneers are the defending champs!) This event requires many volunteers to help greet fans, provide directions and

Posted on 04/13/18

Gina Anderson

Gina Anderson (College of Professional Education) was quoted in an April 6 Denton Record-Chronicle story on teacher salaries.

Posted on 04/13/18

Matthew Henley, AnaLouise Keating

Matthew Henley (dance) was quoted in a Dance Magazine story, “Dancers Are More Intelligent Than They get Credit For,” about his research on the deep cognitive processes that are practiced and

Posted on 04/13/18

Book in Common, University News

The Book in Common Committee and the Pioneer Center for Student Excellence have announced The Immortal Life of Henrietta Locks by Rebecca Skloot as the university common read for the 2018-2019

Posted on 04/13/18

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