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News

Wesleyan Music Faculty

Getting a Jump on Your Music: How to prepare for the new semester

View of construction on the Nick and Lou Martin University Center taken July 16, 2018

What’s going on behind the blue fence? Check the Martin Center construction cam!

Texas Wesleyan senior cornerback Mike Miller talks with NBC 5 during the first SAC Football Media Day

Texas Wesleyan hosts first ever Sooner Athletic Conference Football Media Day

Check out the Upward Bound first-ever robotics competition

Second Upward Bound robotics competition comes to TXWES

2018 Texas Wesleyan football schedule released

President Frederick G. Slabach

Save these dates! 2020 Town Halls for 2018-19 announced

Cellist performs in PHC

Upcoming Performances

Texas Wesleyan String Festival Performance held in Martin Hall on June 29

Texas Wesleyan University is pleased to announce the appointment of Ricky Dotson as athletic director. Dotson will lead all matters of athletic administration and work to grow Texas Wesleyan’s tradition of excellence in athletics and student-athlete development.

Ricky Dotson named athletic director

Southlake police officer Nikki Lockwood poses for a photo outside of her police cruiser.

TXWES grad featured for making drug bust during first night as officer

Photo of 2018 Project Search graduates

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New class of Project SEARCH grads equipped with invaluable work skills

Jacey Patton, recipient of the Ben Hogan Foundation Mentor Scholarship, talks about graduation from Texas Wesleyan University on NBC's The Golf Channel, filmed during the 2018 Fort Worth Invitational Golf Tournament at Colonial Country Club.

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TXWES grad featured on NBC's The Golf Channel

The Engaging Educator Award goes to professors who go above and beyond to engage their students with research and the community.

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Professor Success

Three professors honored in new Spring 2018 pop-in video

Photo of TXWES GPNA student Caitlin O'Connor

Student Success

TXWES nurse anesthesia student selected as scholarship recipient

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Watch footage from the Martin Center groundbreaking in the new 2020 Vision video

Now that the Nick & Lou Martin University Center has officially broken ground, changes will be coming to campus parking and walking routes while construction is underway.

Changes to campus parking & walking routes as Martin Center construction begins

Mr. Aslam Khan, CEO of TGI Fridays, standing in front of a TGI Fridays sign.

Aslam Khan, CEO of TGI Friday's, announced as Spring Commencement speaker

Table tennis team brings home four national championships!

Men's golf garners SAC Awards, including Player of the Year

Upcoming Performances

Join Wesleyan Chorale for performance of Dan Forrest's 'Jubilate Deo' May 8

Upcoming Performances

Enjoy a night of 20th century music with the Wesleyan Wind Ensemble May 3

Texas Wesleyan Singers perform at Martin Hall

Upcoming Performances

Join the music department for an evening of choral music on May 1

The 128-year-old university broke ground April 19 on the new $20.35 million, 44,000-square-foot Nick & Lou Martin University Center in front of a boisterous crowd of students, alumni, supporters, staff and community leaders.

Campus Enhancement

Texas Wesleyan breaks ground on Nick & Lou Martin University Center

The 2015 President's Honors Concert is March 27 in Martin Hall.

Rams can get discount tickets for the Fort Worth Opera

Bruce Benz, Ph.D., and colleagues from across the U.S., revealed that ancient maize genetically adapted to the short growing season in North America. Their paper is published in the August 4 issue of

Professor Success

Biology professor’s research on ancient maize published in 'Science' magazine

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