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Blue Zones Project
Campus Buzz
Walk to better well-being
Ready to cheer on the Rams? For the first time since 1941, Texas Wesleyan has a football team. Come watch the first practice from 2-4:30 p.m. on Sept. 6, right here on the campus mall.
Football
First football practice set for Sept. 6, spectators welcome
Donate to Texas Wesleyan on North Texas Giving Day
Campus Buzz
3 reasons to donate on North Texas Giving Day, Sept. 22
Texas Wesleyan University is reestablishing its football program with a red-shirt leadership class that will begin practicing during the 2016-17 season. It is a key part of the university’s 2020 Vision to invigorate student engagement and enhance the campus experience.
Football
Want to help make history? Football coaches are looking for student volunteers
President Frederick G. Slabach
2020 Vision
President Slabach announces 2020 Town Hall schedule
Campus Buzz
Back to School: 5 buzz-worthy things you need to know
Convocation Aug. 27, 2013
Upcoming Events
Join campus for Opening Convocation on Aug. 23 in Martin Hall
Students explore campus organizations at the 2014 President's Picnic.
Campus Buzz
President's Picnic is back and better than ever
Texas Wesleyan is realigning its current applied health programs to create the new School of Health Professions. The new school will pave the way for the university to offer a new nurse practitioner degree.
2020 Vision
New School of Health Professions to pave way for nurse practitioner program
Campus Buzz
Bobby Deaton Memorial Scholarship fund reaches goal, will launch Fall 2017
This fall’s leadership class will weight train in the University’s new athletics weight room and work on conditioning drills. During the spring semester, the players will practice and begin scrimmages. The team will compete in the NAIA, beginning Fall 2017.
Football
Football arrives at Texas Wesleyan, players welcome
The revival of Texas Wesleyan football is a story for the history books. Reporter Eric Prisbell goes in-depth on the making of college football program. Read the full story,
In the News
Texas Wesleyan football makes national news, featured in 'USA Today'
West Library
Campus Buzz
New classroom space coming to the library
Abigail Diaz ’16 and Joshua Matthews ’16 represented Texas Wesleyan at the National Athletic Trainers Association 67th Clinical Symposia in Baltimore, Maryland, June 23-25.
Student Success
Athletic training grads shine, receive national accolades at NATA convention
Abigail Diaz ’16 and Joshua Matthews ’16 represented Texas Wesleyan at the National Athletic Trainers Association 67th Clinical Symposia in Baltimore, Maryland, June 23-25.
Student Success
Athletic training grads shine, receive national accolades at NATA convention
Texas Wesleyan University, the Fort Worth Business Press and the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce that Martha Williams and Joan Trew, co-founders of Williams Trew Real Estate, have been selected as the 2016 Fort Worth Business Executives of the Year.
In the News
Texas Wesleyan and partners to honor Williams and Trew at Business Hall of Fame
Campus Buzz
2015-16 University Fact Book is now available online
Morton Challenge news article feature image
Your Gifts at Work
2015-16 “Morton Challenge” fundraising shatters records
Campus Buzz
HR providing anxiety-reducing resources after recent shootings
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