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Faculty Form Women in STEM Group

March 3, 2017

Texas Lutheran University Physics Department Chair Dr. Toni Sauncy credits the guidance of a very influential female professor as to why she pursued physics.

Exhibit Showcases the Art of Imperfection

January 20, 2017

Marshall K. Harris finds beauty in the imperfections of everyday objects. His current exhibit at Texas Lutheran University’s Kraushaar Gallery is inspired by his love of history, texture, and what he calls an obsession with detail.

Dramatic Media Students Receive Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Awards

December 2, 2016

Physics Courses Explore Concepts for Non-STEM Majors

November 18, 2016

​From music to the sciences, TLU’s holistic approach to education allows students to explore the interconnectedness across varying disciplines. Recognizing this as a hallmark of a liberal arts education, The Physics Department is also focusing on non-STEM majors.

​Alumnus Interviews Verne Lundquist During ‘SEC On CBS’ Farewell Tour

October 5, 2016

Fellow Texas Lutheran University alumnus Dan Mathews ’08, recently sat down with Lundquist at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia to discuss the veteran broadcaster’s career and final season of his show “SEC on CBS.”

​Student Group Advocates for Pediatric Cancer Research

October 3, 2016

As part of the national organization Love Your Melon, the Texas Lutheran University chapter seeks to improve the lives of children battling cancer. Started by two college students 2012, the apparel brand’s mission is to put a hat or beanie on every child with cancer in America and support the fight against pediatric cancer.

​Service Through Music Raising Money For Alzheimer’s Awareness

September 22, 2016

Music has the power to elicit emotions and move people in ways they can’t explain. It also often transports us back to certain times in our lives, especially moments we remember fondly.