CHISHOLM TRAIL CAMPUS
A MODERN CAMPUS SHAPED BY TRADITION
What began as a vision is becoming a landmark. The Tarleton State Fort Worth campus along Chisholm Trail Parkway is being thoughtfully designed to be more than a place to earn a degree—it is designed to be a destination where students live, connect, and thrive. Drawing on the traditions that have defined Tarleton State for more than a century, the 2026 master plan brings together bold architecture, green spaces, and community-centered design to create a campus that is distinctly and proudly Fort Worth while serving Crowley and the surrounding community.
ENHANCED MASTER PLAN HIGHLIGHTS
• Intentional design will create a true “campus town” feel
“We are driven by a deep
• Five distinct zones include academic buildings, student housing, recreation spaces, and subsequent developments • Ample green spaces and future expansions include greenways, campus quads, and rooftop terraces creating additional event space • Connection to Chisholm Trail Parkway will improve access and campus visibility • Partnership with Trinity Metro will provide greater mobility for students, faculty, and staff
commitment to connection,
community, and people. Our
world-class facilities empower
us to expand opportunities for
our students while reinforcing
our dedication to advancing
interprofessional education.
Tarleton State Fort Worth
A RESIDENTIAL CAMPUS COMMUNITY
is helping shape the future
of our city and redefining
Plans to incorporate a residential community at Tarleton State Fort Worth are underway, creating a place where students have an immersive, holistic college experience that is both affordable and accessible. We are actively exploring opportunities to provide on-campus housing in future phases, and are also working with a trusted partner, College Pads, to assist students searching for nearby off-campus housing options.
what’s possible.”
Dr. Rachael Capua Vice President of External Operations & Dean, Tarleton State Fort Worth
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