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Texas Southern University Through Time: 1927: Houston Colored Junior College opens with 300 students 1934: Becomes Houston College for Negroes 1947: Renamed Texas State University for Negroes after Sweatt v. Painter 1951: Students demanded more — and they won. By petitioning the state legislature, they successfully removed "for Negroes" from the name, affirming dignity and self-determination. Texas Southern University is born. 2025: 74 years of honoring that bold act of resilience. We are still

The Fall 2024 Tiger Career Fair, hosted by Texas Southern University’s Office of Career Pathways and Partnerships, was a tremendous success! We welcomed a vibrant crowd of students, all dressed to impress and eager to connect with over 100 employers from diverse industries. This event offered invaluable opportunities for students to explore potential career paths, gain insights, and build relationships that could lead to future job opportunities. Students came prepared with polished resumes and

Texas Southern University Officially Launches the Road to 100 Yesterday marked a pivotal moment in Texas Southern University’s history as 14th President James W. Crawford III commemorated his first year at the helm by unveiling TSU’s centennial logo and strategic plan, setting the stage for our bold march toward 100 years of excellence in 2027. Rooted in the theme: “The Power of 100: Transforming Today. Teaching Tomorrow. Thriving Together.” This initiative outlines a forward-thinking vision for