By Clayton Kelley Assistant News Director UPDATED: 7/29/2016 With a record breaking attendance averaging over ten thousand people, Float Fest is becoming a trademark music festival for the city of San Marcos, causing some residents to become skeptical of the … Continue reading Community Members Take Action Against Float Fest’s Alleged River Abuse
By Kristopher Tondre Music Journalist Rappers and the film industry have had a long standing relationship since the early days of hip-hop and its portrayal on the silver screen. There’s been documentaries (Style Wars, My Vinyl Weighs a Ton and Rhyme … Continue reading Music Videos and Movies Like it’s Vimeo
By Austin Cowan Blog Content Contributor Gil’s Broiler is definitely a go to stop in achieving the maximum San Marcos experience. It was the first restaurant to appear in San Marcos, and has faithfully served its satisfied guests for decades. … Continue reading San Maximum: Gil’s Broiler
KTSW Sports On this edition of Bobcat Radio, Jason Harris, Miracle Robinson and Eddie Lerma are looking at the first match-up of the Bobcats’ football season, Ohio. They also discuss Tyler Jones garnering some big recognition and end with … Continue reading Bobcat Radio Discuses Bobcat Football and the Upcoming Season
By Amanda Hill Blog Content Contributor Businesses have mission statements, companies have slogans and manufacturers have trademarks. Without an identifier, a company would be lost and unable to achieve success. If a business must establish themselves for staying ‘alive,’ then … Continue reading Illustrate Your Mission to Find Fulfillment Everyday
By Austin Cowan Blog Content Contributor Luke Jenkins, 21, is a senior at Texas State University. Cowan: How are you doing today? Jenkins: Doing alright, I have a test coming up today in Spanish III. I have been studying a … Continue reading Humans of San Marcos: Luke Jenkins
By Amanda Hill Blog Content Contributor Can you think of a better way to spend one of the most exciting celebrations this summer other than being outdoors with friends, grilling tasty food? Hosting a barbecue by the pool will allow … Continue reading The Perfect Fourth of July Celebration To-do List
KTSW Sports On this edition of Bobcat Radio, Jason Harris, Miracle Robinson and Eddie Lerma break down the comings and goings of players on your favorite Texas teams. Find out what they think about the draft picks made by each … Continue reading Bobcat Radio Discusses NBA Draft Picks
KTSW Sports From beginning to end, the crew of Jason Harris, Miracle Robinson and Eddie Lerma break down the 2016 Football schedule for Texas State, and make their “Way Too Early but Necessary” win/lost predictions for the ‘Cats. Find … Continue reading Bobcat Radio Talks Bobcat Football
By Amanda Hill Blog Content Contributor As a senior in college, the most significant thing I gained was realizing my passion. Since that revelation, I wake up every morning with a new perspective about life. Every day is exciting because it … Continue reading Things I Wish I Would Have Known for Discovering My Passion
By Austin Cowan Blog Content Contributor From morning to dusk, Café on the Square is faithfully serving its customers some of the finest food in Texas. The rich aroma of coffee welcomes customers through the front doors before they sink their teeth … Continue reading San Maximum: Café on the Square
By Russell Ramsey Sports Sports The freshman group is a tall bunch of scores, looking to come in and have immediate impact on the team. Nijal Pearson, freshman, is a 6’4 forward from Beaumont Central High School. After his senior season, where … Continue reading The New Faces of Bobcat Basketball
By Asia Daggs Blog Content Contributor A few decades back, it was not seen as decent or appropriate to be with someone of different race or ethnicity. We have all heard stories or watched movies that display an interracial couple … Continue reading Best of Both Worlds
By Destiny Castillo Sports Reporter Tanner Hill: first team All-State catcher at Canyon High School, leading first in batting average, first in slugging percentage, first on-base percentage and last but not least finishing First in RBI’s in the Sun Belt … Continue reading A Family Legacy Continues With Tanner Hill
By Conor Yarbrough News Director Adios; That’s the word from the Texas State University golf course. Severe flooding last October has the course pinned with $1.2 million worth of damages and as a result the university has opted not to reopen … Continue reading What’s in Store for the University Golf Course
By Evan Butcher News Reporter “Dive into the Divine” is the title of the newest mermaid-themed mural dedicated by the City of San Marcos. Located on the back wall of the Root Cellar Bakery, right off the Square, this mural … Continue reading Root Cellar Bakery Hosts Mermaid-Themed Mural
By Austin Cowan Blog Content Contributor Mountain biking is just one way to find excitement in the city of San Marcos. If you enjoy physical activity and the outdoors like me, then mountain biking is for you. Because of all … Continue reading San Maximum: Mountain Biking
By Ezlyh Gutierrez Music Reviewer Why do I need this? As human beings, we are prone to fall victim to many emotional obstacles throughout this adventure we have nicknamed existence. These obstacles can very from anger to love, from sorrow … Continue reading Three Albums to Listen to While Walking in the Woods
By Allison Belcher Music Journalist As a die-hard lover of Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally of Beach House, I felt that it was only appropriate to talk about my incredible experience at their show in Dallas. Beach House’s tour, featuring … Continue reading Beach House Concert Review
