Hispanic Heritage Month

Through her own experiences, Garcia learned the value that education has on people's lives. Now, she's sharing that impact with her community to help young students get a college education.

After struggling with his own mental health during a difficult time in his life, Martinez decided to start a podcast, G3, to help other students know that they aren't alone.

The minors are designed to provide students with a deeper understanding of the history, culture and social justice issues facing Latinx and marginalized communities.

Jeffrey Chanta '23 is the first in his family to graduate high school and earn a bachelor's degree.

Texas Wesleyan Mariachi Oro Azul spends five days over the summer participating in a music conference, Mariachi Spectacular de Albuquerque, in New Mexico.

Dynamic duo Kenia and Beatriz Ortega, beloved employees at Which Wich on Texas Wesleyan's campus, receive national acclaim as Foodservice Heroes.

Noelani's inspirational journey, supported by her unwavering family, showcases the power of resilience and determination as she joins her sisters in becoming first-generation college graduates. 

Texas Wesleyan faculty, staff and students recently attended the Fiestas Patrias Parade on Sept. 17 in the Fort Worth Stockyards.

On Sept. 14, the Andrews Ballrooms in Martin Center came to life as TXWES students, faculty, alumni, administrators and staff inaugurated Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month with dance, food, music, laughter and fellowship.