A Lifetime Texas Woman s University is proud of its long standing history and traditions. Established primarily as a university to foster the education of women, TWU has undergone many changes in its near-100 year history. TWU traditions have also changed to reflect the needs of the current student population.
Annual events celebrate the past and the present.
This event has become a part of Pioneer Camp and New Student Orientation. On September 16, celebrates the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month with traditional and cultural music and food. More recently, this event has been renamed Pachanga. A blast from the past, this event was held in conjunction with TWU Family Days in early October. Campus organizations were invited to participate in a carnival-type activity, complete with cotton candy, dunkin booth, live stage show, and panning for gold.