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🎨 Think Visual Arts might be your future! 🖌️
Come explore our studios, meet current art students, check out amazing student work, and see where your creativity comes to life. ✨ Graphic Design 📸 Photography 🏺 Ceramics 🎨 Painting & Drawing 🖨️ Printmaking 🔨 Wood & Metal Shops. Plus, free swag! 💜
https://twu.edu/visual-arts/

Group tours and Educators with students interested in seeking a BA or BFA degree in Visual Arts are also welcome.

TWU Division of Visual Arts Fine Arts Building (FAB) Tours
🎨 Tuesday, Sep 29, 2026: 10:30am - 2pm
🖌️ Tuesday, Feb 16, 2027: 9:30am - 12:45pm

Still deciding if TWU is the right fit? Join us on July 21! Get your questions answered and learn what comes next at our virtual Future Pioneer Enrollment Workshop.

Register at: https://bit.ly/ConnectWithTWU

📅 July 21
⏰ 1–3 p.m. CST
💻 Virtual

Whether you're ready to enroll or still exploring options, we're here to help you make an informed decision.
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New dates added: July 13, July 27, and Aug 10. Complete your business degree closer to home at TWU Dallas campus. Register for an info session here: https://twu.edu/dallas/

Ready to finish your bachelor's in business degree in the heart of Dallas? Join our virtual info sessions to explore TWU Dallas BBA programs designed for transfer students. Learn about transfer pathways, admissions, financial aid, scholarships, and more. All while discovering how TWU Dallas can help move your future forward.

Register for one of our session dates here: https://twu.edu/dallas/
July 13, 2026
July 27, 2026
August 10, 2026

Please contact us if you have questions: [email protected]
Texas Woman's University - Dallas One Stop Enrollment Office

TWU launching new flight program on Monday, breaking barriers for women in aviation

We’re proud to share that Texas Woman’s University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program has been recognized among the nation’s best—ranked #2 in Texas and Top 25 in the U.S.

This achievement reflects the dedication of our students, faculty, and clinical partners who are committed to excellence in education, research, and patient care.

At TWU, we don’t just train physical therapists—we prepare leaders who make a difference in the lives of their patients and communities every day.

💛 #2 in Texas
💛 Top 25 in the Nation
💛 Excellence in Motion

A new partnership between TWU and Dairy MAX is heating up through a collaboration that aims to elevate evidence-based nutrition education within TWU’s Nutrition and Food Sciences dietetics degree track, while reinforcing dairy’s role in health, sustainability and food-as-medicine frameworks.

“The future of healthcare begins at the table,” said Angela Griffin, a TWU assistant clinical professor. “By teaching fellow students that food as medicine — such as whole dairy is a functional food — dietetic students become catalysts for healthier communities.”

The partnership supports interdisciplinary workshops conducted in the Neva Hudiburgh Cochran Wellness Kitchen, located in the new Health Sciences Center on the Texas Woman's University Denton campus. These learning experiences align with the center’s teach, train and treat philosophy. Ten dietetic students will lead the workshops, teaching fellow students from other disciplines how to incorporate different food groups, including dairy, into their diets in a healthy way.

The partnership kicked off in April with its first workshop, bringing together seven students from speech, language pathology, occupational therapy and nursing. Participants left with practical nutrition knowledge and some healthy snacks.

Braelyn Bowles, an incoming senior nutrition student, moderated the initial workshop. She guided the group through three recipes: cottage cheese based ranch dressing, homemade crackers with sliced vegetables and homemade hummus. While participants sliced and blended ingredients, Bowles shared nutritional information and dairy facts.

For Bowles, the partnership offered a perfect opportunity to get involved on campus. A practicing aesthetician who attends TWU full time, she became more interested in dietetics after seeing a connection between nutrition and skin health.

“I've noticed that your skin, how you age and all those different things are really rooted in what you eat,” Bowles said. “And that's kind of what made me circle back around to dietetics.”