Featured Stories
Luis Rendon (BA English, ’10)
9/20/21
Luis Rendon, a senior designer at the New York Post and natural storyteller, is committed to telling the story about a critical turning point in TWU’s history.
El Peso Hero Comic Book Series Surpasses 10th Anniversary Kickstarter Goal; Movie In Works
9/15/21
Hector Rodriguez III wears many hats—and all of them are a little heroic. A McKinney ISD fifth-grade bilingual teacher by day, he’s a comic book creator once the final bell rings.
Despite challenges, honors abound for school leader
9/3/21
Despite challenges arising from a growing pandemic, Irving ISD Superintendent Magda Hernández was named an educator of the year, spearheaded more than 1,000 home visits with students, launched a second collegiate academy and began teaching her first class at Texas Woman’s University.
Intimate partner violence research has special meaning for Houston nurse
9/1/21
Angeles Nava, PhD, knows from personal experience the mental anguish a person can suffer when they are in an abusive, violent relationship. She saw the emotional and physical toll it took on one of her sisters years ago.
Putting service into physical therapy practice
7/6/21
For many Texas Woman’s students, there is nothing more exciting and rewarding than putting the education they received in the classroom into real-world practice, especially when it involves serving others. That is exactly what nine Dallas Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students discovered on their service trip to Puerto Rico in May, when they helped those who needed their skills the most.