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Stephen Barr Memorial performer 2017
Upcoming Performances
Annual Stephen Barr Memorial Concert scheduled for Nov. 3
The Engaging Educator Award goes to professors who go above and beyond to engage their students with research and the community. This story has a video
Campus Buzz
The pop-in video is live! Check out your new Engaging Educators
Texas Wesleyan Enactus Club helps local healthy snack company Trulee
Student Success
TXWES entrepreneurship class makes impact at healthy snack start up, Trulee
Campus Buzz
4,518 fans witnessed Ram's football making history at Farrington Field
Campus Buzz
'U.S. News & World Report' names TXWES a top regional university for 8th year
Campus Buzz
First ever digital collection of Mason Johnson now available online
Polytechnic High School is proud to announce its annual Homecoming Parade. This year’s event will kick-off at 11 a.m. sharp on Saturday, Sept 30, from Poly High School. Poly extends an invitation to all Texas Wesleyan organizations and departments to join!
Community Outreach
Polytechnic High School invites TXWES to join homecoming parade Sept. 30
Texas Wesleyan awarded funds from City of Fort Worth to further Rosedale Renaissance
2020 Vision
University awarded funds from City of Fort Worth to further Rosedale Renaissance
Flowerbeds in front of Administration Building at Texas Wesleyan University.
Campus Enhancement
Check out the several campus improvement projects underway this summer
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.
Success Stories
Rosedale Renaissance project to receive prestigious CLIDE Award
In recognition of Texas Wesleyan’s involvement in a number of partnership programs with Way Services and Atmos Energy, the University was selected to receive the Partnership Award by the Energy Solutions Center (ESC).
2020 Vision
Texas Wesleyan receives national recognition for environmental stewardship
Texas Wesleyan University is unveiling plans for its $20.25 million Nick and Lou Martin University Center, which will be located in the heart of campus. This story has a video
2020 Vision
Nick & Lou Martin University Center is focus of new 2020 Vision video
The new Nick and Lou Martin University Center is a part of the 2020 Vision
Martin Center
Texas Wesleyan unveils plans for new $20.25 million Martin Center
Tree for Author Day
Think Smarter
Join the West Library for the inaugural Local Author Day
The Nick and Lou Martin University Center
Martin Center
Nick and Lou Martin kickoff fundraising for the new University Center
Rendering of the Nick and Lou Martin University Center
Martin Center
Martin Center gets support from the Buhler family
President Frederick G. Slabach
2020 Vision
University Center is focus of 2020 Town Hall Meeting Oct. 11
Texas Wesleyan football players use new athletic weight room
Athletics
Athletic weight room equipment delivered, facility now in use
The West Express Eatery (WEE) is now open
Campus Enhancement
Campus improvements: September update
West Library
Campus Buzz
New classroom space coming to the library
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