Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Annual Report 2022

Who TWU looks like – Our Students*
The Latinx/ Hispanic student population doubled since 2009, and comprises the largest number of non-White
students at all three campuses. *Averaged across all three campuses as of Fall 2021, 27.6% of our undergraduate
students and 19.6% of our graduate students self-identify as Hispanic or Latinx; 11.6% of our undergraduate students
and 15.7% of our graduate students self-identify as African-American or Black; 19.1% of our undergraduate students
and 14.1% of our graduate students self-identify as Asian; 34.4% of our undergraduate students and 44% of our
graduate students self-identify as White; and 7.1% of our undergraduate students and 6.4% of our graduate students
self-identify as Other.
*This data was adapted from secondary sources from the Office of Institutional Research that align with the U.S.
Census Bureau data categories at the time it were collected. The CDEIC recognizes and acknowledges that race is a
social construct and the identity group labels we used to describe our TWU demographics are incomplete and do not
fully describe or address the complexity of the variety of ethnic or racial backgrounds that exist.
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