Showcase – the JTAC

Tarleton ROTC marches over competition

Tarleton ROTC marches over competition

October 25, 2018

The welding photo that got Lauren Gajdica fifth place which was placed in a gallery in New York City.

Tarleton Freshman wins Josten’s National Photo Competition

October 19, 2018

To tailgate or not to tailgate

To tailgate or not to tailgate

September 13, 2018

Delta Zeta Sorority cheers for Shelby Ford who just accepted her bid into the sorority.

Sorority chapters welcome over 200 new sisters

September 13, 2018

Tarleton Traditions for the first time student

Tarleton Traditions for the first time student

August 22, 2018

2018 Mr. and Mrs. TSU, Matt Hill and Ashley Armstrong

2018 Mr. and Mrs. TSU, Matt Hill and Ashley Armstrong

April 26, 2018

2018 Lord and Lady Tarleton, Joseph Kamin and Clare McNiel

2018 Lord and Lady Tarleton, Joseph Kamin and Clare McNiel

April 26, 2018

2018 Poo Reveal

2018 Poo Reveal

April 18, 2018

A Rohingya family, Burmese Muslims, live in the Thay Chaung camp for the Internally Displaced outside of Sittwe, which houses nearly 3000 people, November 23, 2015. The mother, pictured here, claimed all her children were malnourished, but because of the lack of medical professionals in the area, it was impossible to confirm. An estimated one million stateless Rohingya have been stripped of their citizenship in Myanmar, and forced to live in modern-day concentration camps, surrounded by government military checkpoints. They are not able to leave, to work outside the camps, do not have access to basic medical care, or food. Most aid groups are banned from entering or working in the camps, leaving the Rohingya to their own devices for sustenance and healthcare. Journalists are also routinely denied access to the Rohingya, Myanmar’s way of ensuring the world doesn’t see the slow, intentional demise of a population.

The fearless Lynsey Addario speaks at Tarleton about being a photojournalist in war torn countries

April 11, 2018

Meet your 2018 Mr. and Mrs. TSU nominees

Meet your 2018 Mr. and Mrs. TSU nominees

April 5, 2018

Stephenville is getting Lively

Stephenville is getting Lively

April 5, 2018

Back to the basics

Back to the basics

April 5, 2018