By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor There are many stigmas surrounding sex: people should wait ’till marriage, should do it when they’re in love or should do it whenever because it’s not even a big deal. However, it is a big … Continue reading Ready or Not
By Lauren JurgemeyerWeb Content Manager Under the direction of graduate student Alex Rodriguez, Texas State opens Little Women, The Broadway Musical Nov. 19 and runs through Nov. 24 in the Patti Strickel Harrison Theatre. Based on the classic novel by … Continue reading Little Women, The Broadway Musical: Review
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager International Men’s Day (IMD) is celebrated on Nov. 19 and it promotes the positive values that men bring to their families, communities and the world. This day also brings awareness to issues that men … Continue reading Top 5 Male Health Problems
By Piper BlakeAssistant Web Content Manager International Men’s Day is on Nov. 19 this year, and KTSW wants to highlight the influence of men in the world around us. When I think of the most influential man in my life, … Continue reading To All of the Superheroes
By Mia RobinsonWeb Content Contributor I’m back with another post about grocery shopping. I know what you’re probably thinking, “Why should I listen to this girl— and why should I care?” For one, I work at HEB. And two, I … Continue reading The Grocery Girl: Best Ways to Shop
By Brandi MitchellWeb Content Contributor Music can whisk us back to a time and place we had long forgotten. From tragic ballads to upbeat celebrations of love, there are a myriad of songs telling the story of human emotion and … Continue reading Throwback Songs You Forget About
By Brittany Anderson Web Content Contributor This year’s 11th annual UTOPiAfest, happening Thursday, Nov. 14 until Saturday, Nov. 16 at Reveille Peak Ranch in Burnet, is gearing up to bring festival goers a colorful Americana music and life experience. There … Continue reading UTOPiAfest is Coming!
By Piper BlakeAssistant Web Content Manager Since this semester began, I have set the goal of living a healthier and happier college life. College can be hard when it comes to staying healthy due to minimal healthy food options and … Continue reading 5 Ways to Stay Fit and Healthy During the School Year
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor You’ve heard all the trigger words and phrases: “climate change,” “global warming,” “12 years to act.” We’re constantly bombarded with this information on social media, told that our human actions on the planet are irreversible … Continue reading Why the “Climate Emergency” Trope is Starting to Feel Worn Out
By Mia RobinsonWeb Content Contributor Being a college student on a budget is hard, especially when you are always surrounded by your friends. I spend money that I could save for rent or groceries on fast food, clothes and Venmo. … Continue reading Ways to Avoid Spontaneous Spending
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager AUSTIN, TX – Sarah Green is an Oscar and Emmy-nominated producer who spoke about her work as a producer at the Austin Film Festival (AFF) on Oct. 25 at the Driskill Hotel Ballroom. Her … Continue reading Film Producer Sarah Green Talks at Austin Film Festival
By Josephfer WilliamsSports Reporter SAN MARCOS, TX – In a night filled with mums and celebration, it was the Smithson Valley Rangers of Comal County who walked away with the 42-7 victory. The Rattlers were able to put points up … Continue reading Rattlers Celebrate Homecoming and Senior Night against Smithson Valley
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager When I think of my childhood, I remember the TV shows I used to watch – specifically cartoons. I have a lot of favorite cartoons but there is one particular that holds a special … Continue reading Bring Back Teen Titans
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor According to the Holmes and Rahe Stress Scale, divorce is the second most stressful event in a person’s life. Marriage is number seven. Retirement clocks in at number ten. One event remains unaccounted for, though, … Continue reading The Perils of Registration
By Jude McClarenAssistant Sports Director The Texas State women’s basketball team is entering a new era with the graduation of Bobcat legends Toshua Leavitt and Zandra Emmanuel. Luckily for the ‘Cats, they’ll still have some experienced players on the roster, … Continue reading Texas State Women’s Basketball 2019-20 Season Preview
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager AUSTIN, TX – David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, the creators of the critically acclaimed, Emmy-winning series “Game of Thrones,” spoke at a panel at the Austin Film Festival (AFF) this past Saturday where they … Continue reading “Game of Thrones” Creators Speak at Austin Film Festival
By Daniel RichterWeb Content Contributor The much anticipated Kanye West album, “Jesus Is King,” was released on the morning of Friday, Oct. 25 after many weeks of delay. The night before the release was the opening night for Kanye West’s partner … Continue reading Opening Night for Kanye West’s “Jesus Is King” IMAX Film
By Piper BlakeAssistant Web Content Manager Spooky season is here– and that means Mala Luna is too! The two-day concert event will be taking place this week in San Antonio, Texas, on Oct. 26 and 27 at the Nelson Wolff … Continue reading Mala Luna is Here!
By Mia RobinsonWeb Content Contributor Working at a grocery store really opens your eyes to an abundance of things that you would have never noticed unless you worked there. A lot of us have a list that we are set … Continue reading The Grocery Girl: The Secret Gems of HEB
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor For mass communication majors, mid-October is an exciting time to be on campus. It’s when Mass Comm Week happens: a week-long event that spans across a collection of different panels with speakers, resources, workshops and … Continue reading Mass Comm Week: A Session On Trust & Credibility
