Thrifting in Denton
Penny-pinching options for poor students *Originally published in the Oct. 29 issue of The Lasso* By: Emily Nickles, Page Editor In my quest to explore the different dynamics among the local thrift stores, I’ve been able…
Muffin Muggin’
College cooking is difficult in small spaces, The Lasso shares a recipe for baking sans oven and stove By: Amanda Clark, Page Editor Living in the dorms can leave you limited when it comes to…
Family Weekend Fun: TWU brings their families to the campus
Families got a taste of TWU student spirit and life on campus *Originally printed in the October 8, 2014 issue of The Lasso* By: Sarah de Schweinitz, Reporter TWU’s Family Day Weekend gave parents a chance to…
Promises of women’s health: TWU holds walk for breast cancer awareness
Ladies and gents on campus rally together to walk in support of breast cancer prevention and detection *Originally printed in the October 8, 2014 issue of The Lasso* By: Emily Nickles, Page Editor October is the…
Re-Guinnovated: Denton’s tallest building gets face lift
Six floors of Guinn Hall are currently being gutted and refitted with new fixtures, carpet and much more *Originally printed in the June 11, 2014 issue of The Lasso* By: Shelby Baker, Editor-in-Chief Since 1969, she…
Veterans Center receives funding and space
Local businessman donates to support veterans at TWU *Originally printed in the July 16th issue of The Lasso* Some people advertise through billboards, commercials or ads in papers. Not Jason Weir, owner of 5W Collision Repair.…
POTUS gives memorandum on student debt
President Barack Obama signs order that will roll out the ‘Pay as You Earn’ repayment program *Originally printed in the June 6th issue of The Lasso* Imagine this situation. Jane Doe is attending TWU for four…
News
Lasso 100 celebration – A century in print
The Lasso celebrates centennial The Lasso prepares to party This Thursday, The Lasso staff invites you to attend our birthday celebration, located at Pioneer Circle.…
Parking Progress: Now or never?
Problems persist as students struggle to find spots, relief may…
Ebola case found in Dallas
Fear of the disease permeates the region *Originally printed in…
Promises of women’s health: TWU holds walk for breast cancer awareness
Ladies and gents on campus rally together to walk in…
Features
Thrifting in Denton
Penny-pinching options for poor students *Originally published in the Oct. 29 issue of The Lasso* By: Emily Nickles, Page Editor In my quest…
Gone Girl-Film Review
Lasso reporter gives critical review to recent film release “Gone…
Family Weekend Fun: TWU brings their families to the campus
Families got a taste of TWU student spirit and life…
Arts and Entertainment
Gone Girl-Film Review
Lasso reporter gives critical review to recent film release “Gone Girl,” a tale of mystery and thrilling twists By: Matt Olson, Reporter…
What We Do in the Shadows
New Zealand mockumentary exposes modern life as a vampire *Originally…
Food Review: Cafe Herrera Denton
Tex-Mex makes its way to the Denton historic square *Originally in…
More Articles
5 Reasons to Sleep
As students we put off sleep to do the million-and-one things calling our names, but sleep is dragging us by the ankles By: Emily Nickles, Page Editor College students tend to have more than one bad habit while in school. Some of it might have…
An Interview with the Chancellor – Extended
Feyten’s plans, hopes and challenges thus far By: Shelby Baker, Editor-in-Chief I stepped out of the elevator to a seeming endless sea of periwinkle. Everything matched – the carpet, the walls, the furniture. Sunlight filtered in through every window. I had arrived at the 15th…