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TWU among best for military

Texas Woman’s University has been recognized by top veterans publications for its support for student military service members and veterans. The university was named a Military Friendly® School for

Posted on 01/24/18

Houston Happenings, 1-24-18

Texas Woman’s was well represented at the American Association of Colleges of Nursing Doctoral Education conference Jan. 18-20 in Naples, Florida. Nursing faculty members included Sandy Cesario, Nina

Posted on 01/24/18

Chad Smith & Ludovic Sourdot

Chad Smith (communication sciences and disorders) and Ludovic Sourdot (teacher education) were interviewed for a story in the Jan. 17 Inside Higher Ed on college campuses adapting spaces to promote

Posted on 01/24/18

TWU's Little Chapel-in-the-Woods receives national recognition

Anyone who has spent time in Denton has likely heard about the Little Chapel-in-the-Woods at Texas Woman’s University. Now it seems that other people are also taking a renewed interest in this campus

Posted on 01/23/18

TWU receives National Science Foundation grant

Texas Woman's University is among a coalition of nine Texas universities and educational organizations to receive a $99,000 National Science Foundation grant aimed at improving STEM (Science,

Posted on 01/17/18

Dallas Digest, 1-17-18

After serving TWU for 20 years, JoAnn Nunnelly, Director of the Disability Services for Students (DSS) office, retired on Jan. 12, 2018. Please join TWU Dallas in wishing her all the best in her

Posted on 01/17/18

Denton Details, 1-17-18

Claudette Fette (occupational therapy) has been selected to receive the Community Health Champion award by the Denton Community Health Clinic, Inc., for her work with the Able Disabled program for

Posted on 01/17/18

Houston Happenings, 1-17-18

Wyona Freysteinson (nursing) co-authored and published an article "Mirror Therapy: can this technique be used on facial disfigurement?" in Revisita E-Psi, a peer-reviewed psychology journal. In

Posted on 01/17/18

Rob Curran

A Dallas Morning News opinion piece written by Rob Curran, mentions TWU history professor Sara Fanning and her book Caribbean Crossing: African Americans and the Haitian Emigration Movement. The

Posted on 01/17/18

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Staff Awards nominations are now open

It is once again time to nominate and support those TWU staff members who have gone above and beyond their job duties to make Texas Woman’s University the institution that it is today. Please take

Posted on 01/17/18

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