Texas Woman's University

The Office of Student Life at TWU T. Boone Pickens Institute for Health Sciences, Dallas Center helps students persist to completion of their intended academic pursuits as well as become citizens aware of inequities within their local communities. TWU Dallas Student Life staff cultivate and leverage relationships with students, faculty, academic departments, student service departments, and community agencies.

Our residence halls are equipped to provide you with much more than just a place to sleep. TWU campus housing is a living/learning environment that allows you to focus on being a student and a member of the TWU and Denton community.

• Furnished rooms – Each room is furnished with two beds, two dressers, two desks and chairs, two closets and a MicroFridge (Jones Hall, Stark Hall, and Guinn Hall). Cable TV plugs are in each room, but you must provide your own cable cord.
• Sorority and Special Interest Areas – Currently, three national sororities have chapter rooms and living facilities for members in Stark Hall. Space for other sororities may be available in the future, depending on the interest of the students.

The TWU Blagg-Huey Library’s Gateway to Women’s History provides online access to primary source materials from the university’s Woman’s Collection. TWU’s library in Denton houses a cookbook collection, considered one of the five largest culinary collections in the United States.

Student Health Services promotes health and well-being of all Texas Woman’s University students through primary, women’s and psychiatric healthcare services. We are staffed with experienced full-time medical providers and medical support staff, partnering with you to be a pioneer of your health for academic success.