While the Middle East was different, I loved my experience and made incredible friends who I hope to see again. I learned more about myself and a rich, new culture that taught me how to host and be hosted. I strongly encourage people to travel because it opened my eyes to new ideas and showed me my misconceptions about other cultures.
By Quanecia Fraser— Multimedia Journalist Over the weekend, Tarleton State University’s dance team, the Texan Stars, performed at the NDA (National Dance Association) competition in Daytona, Florida, and they also performed in Houston—at an...
By Lauren Tipton Guest Writer The opportunity to study abroad is available to all students at Tarleton State University and there are many ways to raise the funds to go. Many people describe studying...
By Doudly Aujour— Guest Columnist I am Haitian. I am also a Tarleton Texan. And I have something to say about the president of the United States calling my motherland a “sh*thole.” I want...
This story was updated on Feb. 5, 2018 at 3:45 p.m. By Blanca Izquerido— Multimedia Journalist The United States of America is one of the most powerful and influential countries in the world and...
This story was corrected on Sept. 25 at 12:28 p.m. By Katy McQuillan— Staff Writer First Responders of Erath County traveled down to the coast to donate goods such as food, diapers, socks and...
By Latricia Powell— Managing Editor In honor of Constitution Day, guest speaker Huyen Pham came to Tarleton State University to give a talk discussing the constitutional status of immigrants. Pham, who spoke at Tarleton...
By Megan Ables— Staff Writer Stephenville is home to a moderate number of restaurants, but few are above average in quality. Rather than having to guess and test each one blindly, below is a dining guide for...
By ALICIA A. CALDWELL, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The Homeland Security Department is set to announce new security measures Wednesday for international flights bound to the United States, which could lead to a lifting...
Myjah Stubbs— Guest Writer More than 50 Tarleton students from Baptist Student Ministries, or BSM, plan to spend their spring break in South Padre Island to participate in a Christian ministry called Beach Reach....
