by Office of Media Relations in News
On Wednesday, April 23, The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents, in an afternoon telephonic meeting, officially named Dr. F. Dominic Dottavio as Tarleton's fifteenth president.
Currently, Dottavio is the president of Heidelberg College, which is a 158-year-old private college in Tiffin, Ohio.
by Mike Cedeno in News
A $24 million nursing facility will be erected where the College Point I and Vanderbilt apartments stand. Many students call these apartments home, and feelings are mixed over the destruction of their residences. A forum was held on Thursday, April 17, to address concerns and answer questions from students.
by Joanna Hensley in News
With the end of the semester approaching, it is easy to be short-sighted, but Tarleton Physical Facilities is already looking as far down the road as 2020.
On Thursday, April 24, a student forum will be held to discuss the 2020 Master Plan for the Tarleton campus.
Micah Moore wins Texan Rider by two votes
by Ashley Fuquay in News
By a mere two votes, Micah Moore beat hi opponent Lacey Hutson in the run-off election for the position of Texan Rider for next year, but Tarleton won't know until June 1 whether the students decision will stick.
"In a way it's hard because I wasn't just so far behind Micah that he just beat me, this way if just one or two more people would have voted it could have gone either way.
Pulitzer Prize finalist talks to students on how journalism can change the world
by JoLynn Elkins in News
More than 40 students, faculty and staff attended a speech by Editorial Pulitzer Prize finalist Roger Jones in the Dick Smith Library Multi-purpose room Tuesday at 2:15 pm.
Jones, who is an editorial writer for the Dallas Morning News was speaking on the series of editorials he wrote that changed the way Texas lawmakers pass laws.
