By Gena SysavathWeb Content Contributor One thing everyone should know about me is that I have the weirdest dreams. These dreams that my brain like to concoct will always have me playing the adventurer. Or at least the few that … Continue reading When the Giant Troll Roams
By Gage Sutton and Josh OrozcoSports Director and Assistant Sports Director Texas State athletic director Larry Teis announced Danny Kaspar’s resignation has been officially approved Monday evening. Assistant coach Terrance Johnson will take the helm as the Texas State head … Continue reading Head Coach Danny Kaspar Resigns Following Investigation
By Josh OrozcoAssistant Sports Director Texas State has the unfortunate distinction of being the only FBS team in the nation with an 0-2 record through the first two weeks of college football. ULM fell in their season opener last week … Continue reading 3 Things to Watch for in Texas State’s Conference Kickoff vs ULM
By Cole PaveglioSports Reporter The Texas State soccer team closed non-conference play with a record of 0-4-1. The Bobcats lost their final non-conference game of the season against the Central Arkansas Bears with a score of 2-0. The first half … Continue reading Texas State gets Clawed by Bears in Loss
By Gena SysavathWeb Content Contributor I grew up in an area where I was able to make and keep a close-knit group of friends. However, as I got older and gained more life experience; I made new friends that are … Continue reading The Friend Type
By Gena SysavathWeb Content Contributor Have you ever wanted to live in a fantasy world? A world with castles, knights, and mythological medieval creatures. A place you can only imagine from fairytale books or see in fantasy movies. With COVID-19 … Continue reading Living in a Fantasy
By Josh OrozcoAssistant Sports Director While bright lights shined on the national stage, Texas State ultimately fell short to the SMU Mustangs 31-24 in San Marcos. After a scoreless first quarter, it comes as no surprise that SMU and Texas … Continue reading SMU Shakes Off Texas State in Competitive Season Kickoff
By Cole PaveglioSports Reporter The Texas State soccer team kicked off the 2020 season with a 2-1 loss against Stephen F. Austin in a match decided in the closing seconds of the second overtime on Friday. Emma Jones, freshman, scored … Continue reading Bobcats Lose Double Overtime Thriller
By Paige GreeneWeb Content Contributor Since the release of Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra on Netflix, people have been “binge-watching” both series and comparing the two. Personally, I never had watched The Legend of Korra until … Continue reading Avatar: The Last Airbender vs The Legend of Korra
By Jernice KelleyWeb Content Contributor With the end of my college career nearing, it dawned on me that I have so much more I could do. People always say that college will be the best years of your life, but … Continue reading 6 Things To-Do Before I Turn 25
By Gena SysavathWeb Content Contributor Have you ever wondered what it was like to be someone else? You don’t want to change yourself as a person or anything drastic. You just want to see how it would be like to … Continue reading Play Pretend
By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor I actually was never into any kind of sports. In elementary, while everyone else was playing football or something, I played tag or went to the swings. It wasn’t until I was introduced to basketball … Continue reading Let’s Go, Rockets!
By Joshua PaezMusic Journalist If you’re having trouble sleeping, then music may be the solution to helping you achieve better quality rest at night. Sleep is a biological necessity that has many benefits to our mental and physical health that … Continue reading Music May Help You Sleep Better
By Nate ZivinMusic Journalist At the first listen to Laveda’s latest studio release What Happens After, my heart started racing. Overwhelmed by finally finding a great band, which seems so hard to do these days, I knew Laveda was worthwhile … Continue reading Laveda: What Happens After Album Review
By Jennifer AriolaMusic Journalist From the first song, I was immediately drawn into this album and felt as if I had jumped in a time machine and traveled to the ’70s. Stratos Bleu is the newest album from the British … Continue reading Smoove & Turrell: Stratos Bleu Album Review
By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor Similar to what faculty and student organizations are doing, KTSW is preparing to adjust for the fall semester. These are tough times. We are already dealing with the stressful workload, rising tuition costs, apartment/living expenses– … Continue reading B2SB: Keeping Grades Up and Staying Healthy
By Rachael GerronWeb Content Contributor There are so many things to look forward to as an incoming freshman. One of which being the independence that you didn’t have in high school. This means no longer getting in trouble for wearing … Continue reading B2SB: How to be a Productive College Student
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor Tatiana Torres and I sat down and had a conversation over our mutual struggle of being first-generation college students. First-generation students are coming from households where either one or neither parent has attended a university … Continue reading B2SB: First Generation Students are Not Alone
By Piper BlakeWeb Content Manager Peer mentors are great resources for incoming freshmen! As a freshman, you are assigned a peer mentor through your University Seminar class. This is the class where freshmen can explore the Texas State campus and … Continue reading B2SB: Peer Mentoring
By Rachael GerronWeb Content Contributor It’s finally August, also known as back to school time! Around this time last year, I was getting ready for my move to Texas State; creating Pinterest boards and planning how I wanted to decorate … Continue reading Freshman Advice: 5 Tips for Getting Along with Your Roomie
