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Diversifying Through Discussion

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September 19, 2017

Here at TWU, we often pride ourselves over our beautifully diverse campus. Not only is our campus aesthetically pleasing, but it is also culturally diverse. The array of students and staff found here at TWU truly is what makes us, us. However, the fact that we are a culturally and ethnically diverse campus does not immediately make us professionals at handling every aspect and challenge that comes with having a diverse student body. The proliferation of…

Campus Blotter

9/15/17 Crime: Theft Location: 912 Bell A theft was reported of less than $100.00. This case remains active. 9/13/17 Crime: Theft Location: Arts & Science Building A theft was reported of less than $100.00. This case remains suspended. 9/13/17 Crime: Burglary of vehicle Location: DPS A burglary of a vehicle was reported. This case remains active. 9/12/17 Crime: Harassment Location: Jones Hall A report of harassment at Jones Hall was…

September 19, 2017

New Transit Tracker App Coming from DCTA

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September 18, 2017

Nearly every student has experienced it: the rush to the bus stop. There is a certain frenzy that comes with relying on public transportation. “Do I have time to grab some food,” or “Do I have time to speak with my professor after class,” are just a few of the myriad of thoughts that run through a student’s mind as they rush to catch their ride to work, school or home….

Hurricane Harvey’s aftermath

When most people think about missing school, they get filled with a joy that is known to many from a young age,.Snow days are something to look forward to even in the dry state of Texas. However, the campus closure of the TWU Houston site was anything but sweet and nostalgic. Hurricane Harvey left first-time hurricane survivors in awe of the flooding that left many without a home and left…

September 13, 2017

Career Connection Center

he Career & Internship Fair is on October 4, 2017. All students and all majors are encouraged to attend. Career fairs offer an opportunity for first year and sophomore students to learn about different career pathways while juniors, seniors, graduate students, and alumni can connect directly about internships and full-time opportunities. A career fair is a great job search resource because it offers the opportunity to talk directly with employers.  Employers attend…

September 13, 2017

Awareness, inclusivity, experiential learning offered for Diversity

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September 13, 2017

The Diversity Institute is returning to the Denton campus on Friday, Sept. 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This all-day interactive workshop will take place in Studio two of the Fitness and Recreation Center. Although the Diversity Institute is not new to TWU, it has proven to be as important as ever in light of recent campus events. The white supremacist rhetoric that littered the Denton campus on Aug….

SCPE Aids Students in Enacting Change

The TWU office of Diversity, Inclusion and Outreach is establishing a new student organization this fall. The Social Change Peer Educators organization is seeking to prepare students to seek and advocate for social change by creating resources and a mentorship program that will allow students to develop their own leadership skills, and become the leaders they want in their communities. The stated purpose of the organization is to “ ….

September 13, 2017

Grant reflects back on 36 years

September 13, 2017

At first glance, Susan kae Grant does not look like she would cast a large shadow, but her artwork and career show otherwise. After 36 years at TWU, Head of Photography and Book Arts Grant retired at the end of August. During her time at TWU, Grant has educated many students, but her love of art and education has always been with her. “Since I was a little girl I…

TWU SGA: By Pioneers for Pioneers

With an approximate enrollment of 15,000 students, as well as the nation’s largest university serving primarily women, TWU has become the home to a diverse and multicultural student body. Along with the varying individuals are varying experiences and needs that are expected to be met; one of the ways that TWU ensures that these needs are met is through the TWU Student Government Association. The Student Government Association is comprised…

September 8, 2017

Triple Crown Program Prepares Education Students for Diverse Classrooms

The new “Triple Crown” Teacher Education program at TWU is seeking to prepare students for the diverse classrooms they will face upon graduation. More and more, schools around the country are aiming to create inclusive environments for students with diverse backgrounds. However, this creates challenges for teachers who have received certification in a focused field. A teacher with a single certification in either Special Education (SE) or English as a Second Language (ESL) will not be fully prepared for…

September 6, 2017

Dancing their way through competition

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September 6, 2017

The Pioneer Pride Dance Team is the newest edition to the T-Dub family. The 18 fabulous dancers attended their first Dance Camp hosted at SMU, bringing home first place in Division II and the Silver paid bid. These talented dancers have been working hard to bring what skills they have to the dance floor. Coach Katie McAninch formally danced for Blinn College and Stephen F. Austin, so the team is in…

Welcome to Texas Woman’s

Hello everyone, I am the Editor-in-Chief of The Lasso for the upcoming school year. I have been a part of your student newspaper going on three years now and it has been one of the most rewarding things I have been a part of during my time at TWU. We have quite a few new faces here at The Lasso this year, and I am looking forward to working with…

August 31, 2017

Who’s Who

August 31, 2017

Block Party 2017 Photo Booth

August 30, 2017

WSGSA leaders address racial inequality through on-campus film screenings

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March 29, 2017

It is no secret that our nation’s current political climate has sparked serious concerns surrounding racial inequality. The Women’s Studies Graduate Student Association (WSGSA) is stepping up to address these issues and ensure that students have a voice on campus. WSGSA Masters Co-President Tavinia Tucker, WSGSA PhD Co-President E. Tamplin, MWGS Professor Dr. Danielle Phillips-Cunningham, MWGS Professor Dr. Whitney Peoples and MWGS PhD Candidate Jennifer Martin are working together to…

Students re-charter Circle K on campus

Thanks to several student leaders, Circle K International is making its way back into TWU’s directory of organizations. Circle K is a wide-reaching service-based organization with approximately 500 clubs in 18 countries, according to the CKI website. President Christy Nguyen explains: “We focus on community service, fellowship and leadership.” Circle K has not been chartered at TWU since 2008. The prospect of re-chartering the organization came about in the summer…

March 8, 2017

Trump’s First 100 Days

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March 20, 2017

Congressional Address President Donald Trump gave his first congressional address Feb. 28 where he highlighted his desire to end Obamacare, support the military and encouraged Congress to pass a bill about education. Many Americans were struck by the speech’s optimistic and diplomatic tone, which differed from that of Trump’s previous speeches. In his address, Trump stated “Education is the civil rights issue of our time” and called on Congress to…

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