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Texas State professor reflects on Civil Rights Act impact
President Lyndon B. Johnson ’30 signed the Civil Rights Act into law on July 2, 1964. Before that pen could be put to paper, change had to take place. The impact of the Civil Rights Act carries over today to the mission of Texas State University.
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Texas State hosts Virtual Day of Reflection and Solidarity
ALUMNI IMPACT
The Sky's the Limit for the Bradford Brothers
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Roadmap to Return Safely for Summer II and Fall Classes for Students, Faculty & Staff
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Texas State 2020 National Advertising Student Competition finished second nationally
RESEARCH AND INNOVATION
The Institution of Education Sciences funds research to improve students' writing abilities
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A Golden Anniversary
RT @TXSTPresident: This afternoon, we decided to transition nearly all classes to online delivery for summer II. Only courses requiring a f…
2020-07-02T22:13:07Z More information on today's webinar can be found here: https://t.co/zzkwU43exR #TXST
2020-07-02T17:42:47Z Press Releases
Three Bobcats Earn WGCA All-American Scholar Accolades
June 29, 2020
Three Texas State Golfers Named All-American Scholars
June 19, 2020
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Media Mentions
Several States Call For Removal Of Spanish COnquistador Statues
NPR | June 29, 2020
Dr. Louie Dean Valencia-García, assistant professor of digital history at Texas State, discusses the Latino community's push to remove statues of Spanish conquistadors.
Chagas Disease Threat: Better Diagnostics Sought, U.S. Department of Defense Gets Involved
Business Insider | June 19, 2020
Texas State University was awarded a two year, $700,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to study the threat of Chagas disease in the southwestern United States.
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