2025 News
Griffiths manifests A Yellow Rose into the world
8/28/25
Six years of work are coming to fruition with the publication of TWU Visual Arts professor Meg Griffiths' book, A Yellow Rose Project: Responses, Reflections, and Reactions to the Nineteenth Amendment. A book signing will take place Sept. 4.
Welcome Center at Brackenridge Hall Ribbon Cutting, Sept. 4
8/14/25
Texas Woman’s University proudly marks a milestone in campus development with the official ribbon cutting and open house of its new Welcome Center at Brackenridge Hall on Thursday, Sept. 4 at 9:30 a.m.
Theatre’s 2025-26 season includes classics, satire and innovation
8/12/25
TWU Theatre’s 66th season at Redbud Theater will include a reading of a beloved children’s novel, a classic of Americana, political satire and student innovation before concluding with a Shakespearean drama.
Student regent finds dual purpose in leadership role
6/11/25
On June 1, Alyssa Flores was appointed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to become TWU’s newest student regent, following the term of her predecessor, Maya Landgrebe. Flores’ term expires May 31, 2026. Her vision is to make an impact in the university system and to increase the visibility of the student regent position.
A Yellow Rose Project opens Aug. 11
7/31/25
The TWU Fine Arts Building East/West Galleries will host “A Yellow Rose Project,” an exhibit celebrating the centennial of the 19th Amendment, Aug. 11-Sept. 5.