Current Students

Rookie of the Year

Congrats to TLU Alum Katie Gawlik ’24, who was recently honored by her school as Rookie of the Year! Read on to see how Gawlik is making a difference in her students’ lives every day.

Inherited Materials

Inherited Materials, an art exhibit featuring the works of Dinah Coakley and Margaret Craig, will be on display through November 12.

Free One-Day Conference for Future Educators

Second Year in a Row

TLU’s branch of Pi Sigma Alpha, the national honor society for students of political science, just won a Best Chapter Award for the second year in a row.

Curanderas & Chocolate: Cuentos of a Latina Life

Full Circle

TLU alum Jennifer Biry ’97 is having a full-circle moment. Soon after earning her BBA at TLU, she went to work for telecommunications giant AT&T. And this year, she’s returned to her old stomping grounds—this time around as future CFO.

Cheers to Our 136th Year!

On August 25, TLU kicked off its 136th academic year with a convocation ceremony. More than 350 new students were welcomed to campus!

Walking Alongside Them

It’s hard to believe—considering where TLU alum Erika Gonzales ’22 is now—that she actually never intended to become a nurse. She’s entering a highly elite training program for forensic nurses. Read on to learn how she got there, and why.

Students Present Alongside Faculty at the Vocation of Lutheran Higher Education Conference

For the first time in recent memory, student voices were directly included in the VLHE Conference with sophomore Emma Bohmann and junior Andie Lozano-Lomeli presenting a session alongside Dr. William O’Brochta.

Rising Star

TLU’s Dr. William O’Brochta, assistant professor of political science, was recently recognized by Seguin Chamber of Commerce as a Guadalupe County Rising Star for 2026!