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Boldly Forward: TLU Launches New Strategic Plan

January 27, 2026

A university’s strategic plan is a combination of things: a vision for the future, actionable steps to get there, and a guiding light—a sort of compass to keep things on track over a given period of time. This year, Texas Lutheran University celebrates the conclusion of its previous strategic plan, TLU 2025, which successfully guided the […]

Best of the Best: TLU Sweeps Higher Ed Categories

January 22, 2026

The votes are in; the community has spoken. Every year, the Seguin Gazette invites its readers to choose the Best of the Best in various categories—everything from who serves up the best pizza to the best barber shop to the best dentist in the area. There are also myriad categories within the realm of education, from daycare […]

Finding Courage: Mary Ruane’s Semester in Japan

January 21, 2026

Mary Ruane, now a senior majoring in biochemistry at TLU, didn’t know a lot of Japanese when she first arrived in Tokyo to study abroad last spring. But as it happened, that not knowing turned out to be a blessing of sorts. “I think the most important thing I learned in Japan was that I had to […]

Hitting It Out of the Park: TLU’s Bill Miller Finds His Place in SAABCA Hall of Honor

January 20, 2026

Every year, the San Antonio Area Baseball Coaches Association honors a chosen few exceptional coaches who make outstanding contributions to the development of their baseball program, to their players, and to the game itself. For 2025, TLU’s own Director of Athletics Bill Miller was inducted into the SAABCA Hall of Honor. “I was tremendously honored […]

Shark Tank II: TLU Student Nurses Present Research to Clinical Partners

January 20, 2026

The sharks were circling TLU’s New Braunfels campus once again last month, as the nursing department hosted its semi-annual Shark Tank event. This Shark Tank departs from the popular television show, trading the cutthroat competition for something a bit more peaceful and cooperative. It involves master’s level nursing students presenting clinical proposals, rather than business proposals. And the […]

TLU’s 2025 Outstanding Young Alum: Jeremy Kindla '21

January 15, 2026

Jeremy Kindla was already a musical standout back in high school, in his hometown of Blanco. He even earned a spot in the prestigious ATSSB All-State Concert Band. After graduation, he found his way to TLU, where he pursued his bachelor’s degree in music education—and just four over years later, at winter commencement this past […]

A Great Day for Bulldogs Basketball: Sansano’s Triple-Double

January 14, 2026

Applause for our amazing Bulldogs basketball star Lauren Sansano, the senior kinesiology major who recently recorded the first triple-double of her career! That’s right: She finished the game with twenty-three points, eleven rebounds, and ten assists, not to mention six steals in the Bulldogs’ win over University of the Ozarks. Click the link for all […]

Get Ready for a Toe-Tapping Good Time: TLU Presents Little Shop of Horrors Concert

January 13, 2026

Poor Seymour Krelborn, pining away for his co-worker Audrey at Mushnik’s flower shop on Skid Row, but too timid to reveal his true feelings. It’s no wonder that when he discovers an odd talking plant after a solar eclipse, he affectionately names it Audrey II. Little does he know what’s in store—or how dramatically his […]

An Annual Blessing: TLU Receives Donation from LFSW

January 12, 2026

It was with tremendous gratitude that TLU President Dr. Debbie Cottrell accepted a check for $258,786, presented to the university by the Lutheran Foundation of the Southwest. The annual distribution comes from donors who have chosen to share their legacy dollars with the university through the foundation. LFSW, established in 1979, works to assist donors […]

Cause for Applause: TLU Recognizes Outstanding Employees

January 8, 2026

Texas Lutheran University’s 2025 Distinguished Faculty and Staff Award recipients were announced by President Debbie Cottrell at the university’s December Town Hall meeting, “Both awards are significant recognitions in a community that values commitment and is filled with talented, hardworking individuals,” said Cottrell. The Distinguished Faculty Award, determined by the university’s Rank and Tenure Committee, […]

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