Campuses

Science Cafe ponders world without chocolate

The presentation, “Will food like chocolate and guacamole become a thing of the past? Why you should care about plant diseases,” is scheduled April 21.

Posted on 03/21/23

Woodcock Institute speaker slated April 4

Woodcock Institute Distinguished Lecturer Jacquelyn Taylor, PhD, will present “Using Genomic and Environmental Methods to Unravel Hypertension Health Disparities."

Posted on 03/21/23

DFD to conduct training on campus this week

The Denton Fire Department will conduct search and rescue drills March 22-24 in the Patio Building.

Posted on 03/21/23

TWU produces Wind Symphony's first CD

The CD contains eight recordings made in a studio environment in the Margo Jones Performance Hall and one live performance.

Posted on 03/21/23

Oracle Cloud shift under way

Oracle Cloud will replace TWU's 25-year-old Oracle eBusiness (Phoenix) system, which loses support by the end of the year.

Posted on 03/07/23

Wanted: May graduate success stories

Texas Woman’s needs the help of faculty and staff in identifying outstanding graduates.

Posted on 03/07/23

Literacy and Learning launches BS in Early Childhood Education degree

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) approved the new Bachelor of Science degree in Early Childhood Education in the Department of Literacy and Learning to offer Early Childhood: PK-3 teacher certification.

Posted on 03/07/23

COPE partnership with Denton ISD yields award

The Denton Independent School District and the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) awarded the Texas Woman’s College of Professional Education (COPE) the Stand Up for Texas Public Schools Award on Wednesday, Feb. 28.

Posted on 03/07/23