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A history of TWU in three generations

Texas Woman's University is immersed in generational stories, from its first-generation programs to the legacies of its alumni. Here's one that reflects the last 50 years of the school's history. It's the story of a family's journey through the injustices of segregation and racism, the struggles and sacrifices of the civil rights era, to finally lifting up the descendants of those who fought those fights and not only survived but transformed TWU, Texas and the world.

Rosa-Dávila: Take time to truly celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

As we are in the middle of the vibrant and culturally rich journey of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Texas Woman's University Social Work program proudly joins in celebrating the invaluable contributions, resilience and diversity of Hispanic and Latinx communities across the United States.

Covarelli makes most of TWU experience

Jianna Covarelli, who recently began her one-year term as student regent on the TWU System Board of Regents, has made use of every resource at TWU to sharpen her vision, refine her goals and prepare herself for her coming career.

TWU's Rosa-Davila appointed to accreditation board

Emarely Rosa-Davila, PhD, assistant professor and program coordinator of TWU's bachelor of social work program, has been appointed to a three-year term with the Council on Social Work Education's Board of Accreditation, which governs accreditation nationwide.

March is Social Work Month

As we celebrate Social Work Month, let us recognize the incredible work that social workers do every day to break down barriers and build a better world.