🎓 Your next chapter is something only you can create. The world needs you, your ideas, your voice, and your courage.
Congratulations, Class of 2026. The future is brighter because of what you will do next.
Congratulations to the @txst Class of 2026! 🎓
Long before becoming president, Lyndon B. Johnson was a student at what was then Southwest Texas State Teachers College, graduating in 1930. While on campus, he led the debate team, edited the student newspaper, and began building the skills that would shape his future in public service.
Today, his legacy remains part of TXST—from campus landmarks to the iconic statue in the Quad, where students touch his hand for luck and celebrate their graduation by featuring the distinguished alumnus in their photos.
From the classroom to clinical practice, @txstrrc is preparing the next generation of nurses to lead with skill, compassion, and purpose. Today, we celebrate their impact on International Nurses Day.
What starts as extra credit can turn into something much bigger.
In this episode of Try @ TXST, PRSSA president Andrea shares her journey into PR at Texas State. From networking to national recognition, students gain real experience - including recently earning 1st and 3rd place nationally in PRSSA’s Bateman Case Study Competition.
📺 Watch the full episode now on TXST's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/QH48_SzDK9Q
Master the look before you master the stage!
Getting ready for commencement? Here’s how to properly wear your master’s or doctoral regalia for your big day.
Quick reminder: your stole, sash, and cords should be worn over your hood.
Save this video for graduation day and tag a fellow Bobcat who needs the reminder.
Is a good night’s sleep your best ally in promoting brain health as you age? TXST researchers are exploring how sleep, memory, and brain activity are connected in the fight against dementia. This work could help uncover new ways to support healthy aging and improve cognitive health.
Comment "sleep" to learn how TXST is advancing this research.
