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List of top stories shows varied interests

While Inside TWU provided information about the coronavirus crisis and its effect on the university, that wasn’t the only thing making news this spring.

Posted on 06/02/20

Alumni scholarship program helps grads gain new skills

The initiative entices alumni to return to their alma mater for graduate school so they can expand their skills or change their career path.

Posted on 06/02/20

Clinic offers discount for teletherapy sessions

TWU’s Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic is enrolling clients for summer individual teletherapy sessions and is offering a discount for Texas Woman’s faculty, staff, alumni and their families.

Posted on 06/02/20

Profiles offer advantages for faculty, staff

MY1CV, the system used by Texas Woman’s, allows members to update their own profiles, and they don’t have to be a tech expert to use it.

Posted on 05/26/20

What's in a name? Part XII

Do you ever wonder about the people for whom buildings on TWU campuses are named? Mary Gibbs Jones, a Texas native who dedicated her life to humanitarian and philanthropic endeavors, has been honored on both the Denton and Houston campuses.

Posted on 05/26/20

TWU to host virtual commencement May 22

While Texas Woman’s will not be able to celebrate commencement in person due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the university community will recognize the accomplishments of the Class of 2020 through virtual commencement ceremonies.

Posted on 05/19/20

Center awards $1 million in grants to businesses

TWU's Center for Women Entrepreneurs has awarded $1 million in grants to women-owned small businesses in Texas that suffered financial losses associated with the coronavirus pandemic.

Posted on 05/19/20

'Reboarding' training required for return to work

As Texas Woman’s offices and facilities reopen or plan for reopening, university officials are providing details of what that will involve.

Posted on 05/19/20

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Graduations still special for Rodriguez and son

TWU's Becky Rodriguez and son were set to enjoy both their graduations before the coronavirus changed everyone's plans.

Posted on 05/19/20

Teaching, testing online becomes family affair

When in-person instruction was no longer an option, physical therapy professor Carolyn DaSilva convinced her husband, Carlos, to let her demonstrate lessons on him.

Posted on 05/19/20

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