Hear inspiring stories from student athletes, faculty and staff about balancing academics and sports and how mutual support shapes their experiences. Discover how Texas Wesleyan builds champions—not...

West Village resident assistants hosted a mental health day coffee talk on Friday, March 3 at Black Coffee.   Mental health is something that affects an individual either psychologically, emotionally...

CoAct brought the Mindful Market to the Texas Wesleyan campus in front of the O’Neal Administration building on Feb. 25. This event allowed vendors to share their businesses that promote mindfulness,...

  Texas Wesleyan has a diverse student body from all over the world who have come together in solidarity to form organizations dedicated to their culture and to cultivate inclusivity.  These...

On Tuesday, May 3, students, faculty, staff and alumni gathered at the site of the future Karen Cramer Football Stadium on the corner of Binkley Street and Avenue E for the official groundbreaking of the...

When campus resumes on Monday, Texas Wesleyan faculty, staff and students will be greeted with a colorful display of newly planted flowers. Members of the School of Arts and Sciences and volunteer...

The Spring Involvement Fair kicked off in the 2nd floor ballroom of the Martin Center as Texas Wesleyan departments and local companies engaged students with games, prizes and take-aways on Thursday,...

  It is an early morning workday and Muhye Hammattah packs in meetings to assist as many students as possible. He checks on them whether it be in academics, sports or personal life situations...

Campus organization, UpTo TxWes, invited students to talk about their position on whether the government should make efforts to decrease spending or to increase taxes on citizens at the Jack Morton...

    On Thursday, Oct. 28, Texas Wesleyan University hosted the Goostree Symposium’s speaker for 2021, Ms. Opal Lee, at the Martin Center Ballroom. Lee is famous for having walked from...

On Wednesday, Oct. 6, students received an email that served to encourage students to volunteer in the first annual Food Bank Sculpture Contest called “Stock the Pantry” through Nov. 3. The idea...

  Sicily Ann Halsell Waggoner was born on April 5, 1842, and died on May 28, 1928, at the age of 86.   She married Daniel Waggoner in 1858 when she was 16 years old, and they had 4 kids, George,...