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Through the support of the Robert A. Welch Foundation, students in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry are performing undergraduate research projects this summer.
Student Success
Undergraduate research abounds through Welch Foundation
Head Football Coach Joe Prud'homme and Dr. Jon Crook with football signed by John Gagliardi
Football
Legendary coach sends gift to Coach Prud'homme
2020 Vision
Blue Zones Project update
Official image of Alan Michael Whetsel Setford, copyright 2016 C. Greeson
Student Success
Music student awarded highly prestigious scholarship
Texas Wesleyan's athletic weight room is in the works
Campus Enhancement
Summer campus improvement projects deliver big changes
The Texas Public Works Association selected the East Rosedale Street Improvement Project as a Transportation Project of the Year. The project is part of the Rosedale Renaissance initiative to revitalize Texas Wesleyan’s Southeast Fort Worth neighborhood.
In the News
Rosedale Renaissance street improvements named ‘Project of the Year’
Beginning June 1, Texas Wesleyan faculty and staff will now be able to take advantage of the Morton Fitness Center its classes for free. The Fitness Center is already free for current Texas Wesleyan students.
Campus Buzz
Free access to Morton Fitness Center now extended to faculty and staff
Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans Tarrant County Chapter is holding a free legal clinic at Texas Wesleyan University
Campus Buzz
Free legal clinic for veterans at Texas Wesleyan June 17
The Jack Morton Business Accelerator Center, located at 3114 E. Rosedale Street, is scheduled to be complete in the fall of 2016.
2020 Vision
Business accelerator gets green light
Josh Hinojosa, 18, of Fort Worth, has been selected as the 2016 Ben Hogan Foundation Mentor Scholarship recipient. The award includes a full ride to Texas Wesleyan and a business mentorship.
Think Smarter
Ben Hogan Foundation, First Tee and Texas Wesleyan name scholarship recipient
Campus Buzz
New overtime exemption rule
Texas Wesleyan University and Fort Worth ISD announced today a grant-funded partnership that provides students at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School the opportunity to get a jump start on their college career.
In the News
Texas Wesleyan and FWISD unveil partnership at Dunbar High School
President Slabach pops-in on Dr. Johnson-Gerendas to present her the Engaging Educator Award and thank her for her dedication to Texas Wesleyan's 2020 Vision. This story has a video
2020 Vision
Engaging Educator Award: Johnson-Gerendas gets a pop in
Texas Wesleyan University Associate Head Men's Golf Coach Ricky Dotson has been selected to coach the U.S. National Team at the 2016 World University Championships, June 23-26 in Brive-la-Gaillarde, France.
Golf
Men’s Golf Coach Ricky Dotson to lead Team USA at World University Championships
Blue Zones Project
Blue Zones
Take the Blue Zones Project Personal Pledge
The Lady Rams made a remarkable run in the SAC Softball Tournament, finishing as the conference runner-up.
Softball
7 Lady Rams named to SAC Softball All-Conference team
Baseball
Mike Jeffcoat named SAC Coach of the Year
Vaqueros vs Dallas City
Upcoming Events
Free admission to Vaqueros game with Texas Wesleyan ID May 17
Baseball team on 16-game winning streak, ranked 20th nationally
Baseball
Baseball team clinches SAC Regular Season Championship
Last month, Texas Wesleyan's Model Arab League team received the Distinguished Delegation Award while representing Kuwait at the regional conference at Texas A&M University – Commerce, Texas. 
Student Success
Model Arab League earns ‘Distinguished Delegation’ award at regional conference
An image of graduates from the spring 2013 Commencement ceremony.
Get Involved
Student Veterans Club to host ceremony for graduating veterans and dependents
Football
Prove you want to play Ram football at the Texas Wesleyan Combine May 22
Football
Prove you want to play Ram football at the Texas Wesleyan Combine May 22
Dr. Cary Adkinson, Smaller. Smarter. Moments. This story has a video
2020 Vision
'Smaller. Smarter.' helps Dr. Cary Adkinson impact students' lives