2024 News
To hell and back
2/26/24
Diane Cox emerged from poverty, divorce, cancer and war. Now, in her second time around at TWU, she's living on her terms.
Lecture series, mentoring program to address rural healthcare concerns
2/23/24
Through a grant, the College of Health Sciences and the College of Nursing will host current leaders in rural health from a range of professions over the next two years. The series – Empowering Women for Rural Healthcare Leadership – focuses heavily on women in leadership. In all, the lecture will include six lectures open to the community.
Nutrition student turns capstone project into cookbook
2/20/24
A recipe for chickpea veggie pockets can be found in Apartment Friendly Cooking, a cookbook that’s part of a capstone research project created by Texas Woman’s senior Alexandra Mack. What makes Mack’s cookbook unique is the majority of the recipe ingredients can be found at Minerva’s Market.
TWU Theatre faces challenge of Hamlet
2/19/24
Nineteen members of the Texas Woman's University Theatre Division will challenge themselves when they take the stage at Redbud Theatre this week, Feb. 21-25, to perform what is widely considered to be the world's greatest, most famous and most demanding play by the greatest writer of all time: William Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Heather Snow to serve as new AVP/Dean of Students
2/16/24
Texas Woman’s University has named Heather Snow, a longtime student affairs leader, as the university’s new assistant vice president for Student Life and dean of students. She begins her role March 6.