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Visit bit.ly/best_of_denton and look for the life and fun category to nominate the Little Chapel in-the-Woods for best wedding venue.

Run 3.1 miles.
Bike 16.3 miles.
Swim 200 yards.

The Pioneer Power Sprint Tri & 5K returns July 19th.

Register online at twuathletics.com/powersprint to show your skill!

Student Organization funding

Types of Funding
• Operational - for general Org needs (shirts & marketing)
• Programming - for Org events
• Travel - for conference registration
• Accessibility -for accessibility services

Learn how to get funding for your student organization at bit.ly/FundAStudentOrg

Bring your passion to campus!

Five easy steps for creating a Student Organization
1) Attend New Student Org 101 meeting
2) Round up at least five members and one advisor
3) Create your constitution
4) Submit your application
5) Attend officer trainings once approved

Discover how to start your own student org at bit.ly/StartAStudentOrg

Getting involved in a student organization at Texas Woman’s University is one of the best ways to turn your college experience into something meaningful, memorable, and deeply connected. Find student-led groups based on hobbies, cultures, career paths, and similar interests. Find places to belong, grow, create, and lead.

Explore over 150 student organizations and find one that is right for you at bit.ly/JoinAStudentOrg

What Student Government Association does for you:
• Provides a platform for your voice
• Advocates for student rights at TWU
• Creates communication between students and the administration
• Fosters community
• Promotes student engagement

Getting involved with SGA offers personal and professional benefits:
• Leadership skill development
• Gaining networking opportunities
• Learning how to Influence change

Learn more at twu.edu/student-government

For more information, contact the Student Government Association at [email protected].

In celebration of Texas Woman’s University’s 125th Anniversary, the Division of Visual Arts invites our distinguished alumni to apply to a juried alumni exhibition! The show will run September 28 - October 23 in the TWU East and West Galleries in the TWU Fine Arts Building. The show will be juried by Judy Tedford Deaton – Chief Curator, Director of Exhibitions and Collections at The Grace Museum.

Entries are due by Friday, June 26th, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. CST

Apply at tr.ee/TWU125AlumniShow
To apply, the Call for Entry (CaFÉ) portal requires a free account.

Requirements
• Must be an alumni of TWU Visual Arts
• This juried exhibition has no theme, no entry fee, and all mediums are welcome!
• Applicants may submit up to 5 images of recent works.
• Brief bios & artist statements are also required.

Black Magic, an MA Exhibition curated by Taylor Hilley-Carroll, will open June 1 in the TWU West Gallery, and will run through June 26, 2026. A reception will be held Friday, June 12, from 5:00–7:00 p.m. with at artist talk at 6:00 p.m.

This exhibition explores how Black women artists engage hoodoo, ancestral practices, and visual culture as forms of healing, resistance, and spiritual activism.

FEATURING
• Nitashia Johnson
• Vicki Meek
• Desireé Vaniecia
• Asia Youngs-Bailey