By Felicity Guajardo Blog Content Contributor Weekend Recap Spring break has kickstarted with music festivities and offers so many great shows lined up for the San Marcos community to enjoy and celebrate with this week. On Friday, live music celebrations began with Texas bands who brought a mix of emo, screamo, and metal to San Marcos Private Park. The Spring Break kickoff featured Corinth, Glockteau Twins, Good Luck […]
By Marisol Camargo Blog Content Contributor San Marcos—A store where vintage and modern come together is how Dylan Lilly, the manager, describes Love Buzz. Students and people from out of town come to see what new pieces they can add to their wardrobes. Lilly has been working at Love Buzz for a year and a half and says what he enjoys the most is interacting with customers and […]
By Yaa Antwi Blog Content Contributor Bonjour! The French Club at Texas offers a multitude of opportunities for student to lean about France and French culture. Le Cercle Français, also known as the French club, is open to all students interested in French language and French culture. From speaking of French arts to French cuisine, the French club brings France to the Texas State campus. Like other […]
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor Texas State Department of Theatre and Dance faculty member Nadine Mozon will be performing in The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body which premiers in Austin this month. The event will be held at The VORTEX in conjunction with Fusebox Festival. In addition to being an associate professor, Mozon is also known for her roles in Two Weeks Notice (2002), Shaft (2000) and […]
By Marisol Camargo Blog Content Contributor San Marcos—Texas State University’s Vietnamese Student Association is organizing an event to support the Rock Paper Scissors Children’s Fund for their philanthropy project. 2024 is their revival year. The Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) is a student organization at Texas State University. Their aim is to raise cultural awareness and appreciation of Vietnamese culture among students. VSA has not been able to do […]
By Cayla Soriano and Sydney Seidel Assistant Culture Editor and Blog Content Contributor In this episode of TrendTalk, host Cayla Soriano brings on Sydney Seidel, KTSW's blog content contributor, to discuss the highest-rated restaurants located in the San Marcos area. Listen to TrendTalk here on Spotify, KTSW's Soundcloud, or the KTSW blog every weekend. https://open.spotify.com/episode/21ejeji8bnKJ8ejwAC6dXf
By Felicity Guajardo Blog Content Contributor In preparation for the total solar eclipse taking place on Monday, April 8th, 2024, the San Marcos Art Commission is presenting an immersive art installation titled “Alignmentality” April 6th and April 7thfrom 8 p.m. -10 p.m. at the Historic Hays County Courthouse. The installation was in collaboration with local artists Alicia Philley, Topher Sipes and Jasna Boudard to honor the eclipse and the […]
By Marisol Camargo Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS — Two students from Texas State share how women role models have inspired them to strive for better while they balance their personal lives with their academic responsibilities. Abby Myers and Grace Ting are both freshmen and part of the student council. Myers is a government senator, freshman council vice president and treasurer for the law society. Ting is also part […]
By Yaa Antwi Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS - March 1st marks the first day we celebrate and highlight all the ways women have contributed to our society. From Frida Kahlo, a Mexican artist who pioneered the exploration of gender, class and identity through art to Bessie Coleman, the first African American woman of Native American descent to acquire a pilot’s license; women have made many impacts in history. The […]
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