When Coyote Music Studio owner Tonya Blum Lincoln was a teenager, she wanted to be a scientist. Until, that is, she was introduced to the worlds of music and theater.
"It quickly became clear that my heart was not actually into science," she recalls. "I discovered music therapy through that. I was just blown away that I could do science...
May 10, 2022 – DENTON – As a woman working in biomechanics, Texas Woman’s doctoral candidate Noelle Tuttle is dedicated to the outreach for and education of more women in the field, especially minorities who have had little to no exposure. Thanks to grants from the Biomechanics Initiative, she was able to further that mission by co-hosting virtual and...
It was a Saturday afternoon of handmade signs and shouting as protestors gathered on the Denton square’s courthouse lawn to denounce or defend the possible overturning of Roe v. Wade.
While the protest was only announced a few days earlier, it was sparked by leaked documents published by POLITICO that showed an initial majority draft from the U.S. Supreme Court...
With a Polaroid camera in hand, John Eric Munoz, photographer and UNT CoLab employee, photographs anything that catches his eye as he travels throughout Denton.
Working in the CoLab, Munoz admires the mediums of painting, drawing and other crafts, but his focus is mainly on photography — instant photography to be exact — which he got into five years ago...
On Saturday, voters across Denton went to the polls in order to elect city council members as well as approve or reject two property tax amendments that will be added to our Texas Constitution.
The voters approved two propositions intended to lower property taxes for homeowners by decisive margins - one aimed at older and disabled Texans, the other a...
