By Grant Morris News Reporter The day where we as people will be able to take to the stars may not be too far off. This was the prospect discussed at a Texas State Symposium this Saturday. Put on as a joint venture from members of both the philosophy and physics departments, this discussion presented a variety of enticing ideas from diverse speakers. Among the topics discussed were the importance of education […]
By DeMarcus Cobb Assistant Music Director Cheers to the beginning of Fall and cool(er) weather! The 8th annual Utopiafest is here and the weather is welcoming it with open arms. The highs will be in the mid-80s with lows in the mid-50s. With that said, this is perfect camping weather. This article will give you some insight and pointers that will help make your trip to Utopia fest a wonderful […]
By Kimberly Garcia Blog Content Contributor Anytime I was visiting with one of my friends, the idea of going to see the latest film always came up. However, I was never a fan of going to the movies. I didn’t like the idea of paying for something I could just wait to come out on Redbox. The overpriced snacks didn’t help the argument to go either. After going to a […]
By Sawyer Stull Music Journalist Fresh off of the stage after a stellar performance at The Mohawk in Austin, members of the up and coming Chicago based Doo-Wop rock group Modern Vices were gracious enough to give me some time to pick their brains. I sat down with Alex Rebek (Vox), Peter Scoville (guitar), Thomas Peters (guitar), Miles Kalchik (bass) and Patrick Hennessey (drums) to discuss their music and life […]
By DaLyah Jones News Reporter Texas State University students joined in a silent protest on Wednesday in response to the recent shooting of an unarmed African American man in San Diego, California on Tuesday. Students staged a "die-in," which involved sitting on the stairs in front of the Stallions Statue with their mouths taped and fists held high for about two hours. Russell Boyd II, a co-planner of the event, […]
By Brent Ramirez Blog Content Contributor If you like packaged meat sticks, anti jokes and Paul Rudd, then this is definitely the movie for you. “The Fundamentals of Caring” is a Netflix original film that follows the story of former writer Ben Benjamin as he becomes the caretaker of a disabled teenager named Trevor. When the two embark on a road trip to “The World’s Deepest Pit”, they form an unlikely […]
By Alisa Pierce Music Journalist Artist: Black Foxxes Album: I’m Not Well Release Date: August 19th, 2016 Website: http://blackfoxxes.com/ For a couple of weeks, I was in an unusual musical slump in which I didn’t really enjoy any music I listened to, old or new. I couldn’t find anything to jam to, no matter what genres I listened to or how many old songs I revisited. I started to blame […]
By Jacquelyn Carter In the Public Interest Host Sports are an essential aspect in American culture. Sports represent community and political values, economics and influence our media. Join your hosts DaLyah Jones and Jacquelyn Carter as they discuss the importance of sports in America, crime within college and professional athletes and more. Grant Morris did a story on football culture in Texas. In recent news Colin Kaepernick has received […]
By Maria Martinez Blog Content Contributor Breaking up with your significant other because you both are parting your own way to a new university, state or even country is really hard. You had a perfect relationship living in the same place, why did it have to end like this? Every year, college students have to face with this difficult decision of either having a long distance relationship (LDR) or leaving […]
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