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Pioneers keep en-ROLL-ing

Total enrollment at Texas Woman’s grew by slightly above 1% in fall 2025 to 15,424, paced in part by a 4% gain in graduate student enrollment.

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"It's close to midnight..."

Denton has officially been crowned the Halloween Capital of Texas, and TWU is all in.

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Fashion for a good cause

TWU Fashion Design and Merchandising has created clothing for patients at Scottish Rite for Children over the last two years.

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In the News: Mandy Stewart and Ale Babino

Ale Babino, PhD, and Mandy Stewart, PhD, were featured by Futurum Careers on their research and teaching with bilingual teachers and students.

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U.S. News: TWU among best for social mobility, BSN, psychology

U.S. News & World Report recognized Texas Woman’s among the nation’s best for social mobility and ranked the university’s undergraduate nursing and psychology degrees among the country’s top programs.

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Judge Hilda Tagle Collection to open at TWU

The Judge Hilda Tagle Collection will officially open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 2 p.m. Oct. 1 inside the Special Collections room of TWU’s Blagg-Huey Library.

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Earhart headlines Paup Lecture Oct. 14

The Jane Nelson Institute for Women’s Leadership will present the 2025 Nancy P. and Thaddeus E. Paup Lecture “Leading Through Turbulence: Create Your Flight Plan for Success”, with Amelia Rose Earhart.

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Lin awarded three research grants

Shiru Lin, PhD, of Chemistry and Biochemistry has been awarded grants for three research projects, including two with colleagues from TWU’s Nutrition & Food Sciences.

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PT professor to get national award

Wayne Brewer, a professor of physical therapy, will receive a national award for starting a support group for heart failure patients.

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Groceries to Go! set for Sept. 10

The Campus Alliance for Resource Education (CARE) will host Groceries to Go! on Sept. 10 in the Lowry Woods parking lot (at North Locust and Oakland Streets) from 10 a.m. to noon.

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