By Felicity Guajardo Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS-- Tucked in the backside of an old blue house there is a shop that invites people on many ‘magickal’ paths to explore the wonders of their own spirituality. Solidago – Wade Vetiver’s Apothecary & Esoterica is located at 323 Hopkins St., right across the street from Gumby’s Pizza. Solidago means “to make whole.” The building that houses Solidago is over 100 […]
Ashlee Harcar Local Music Journalist As the sun sank under the horizon on Friday, local screamo/skramz bands and visual artists converged to create a realm of vibrance at Mothership Studios; Excellently organized and promoted by Texas State graduate student Hannah Baratang. At Thanks4Existing, an inventive blend of the raw energies of a concert and the avant-garde creations of local art pieces transformed into a night that San Marcos […]
By Marisol Camargo Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS— Pickleball has been a gateway to form new communities and companionship throughout each game. San Marcos residents have quickly adapted to the game and each other. Similar to tennis and badminton, pickleball is a paddle sport that is played with a perforated plastic ball on a smaller court, allowing players of different skills and ages to participate. Monica Ferley, a two-year pickleball player, […]
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor This past weekend, the Department of Theatre and Dance showcased its one-act, all female-lead performance of The Wolves by Sarah DeLappes. The sold-out show ran from Nov. 29 to Dec. 3 in the Patti Strickel Harrison Foundation Studio Theatre. The 90-minute play follows a girls’ soccer club team and centers around the conversations between the nine players during their weekly Saturday morning […]
By Lou Wharton Blog Content Contributor If you’re anything like me, winter break will consist mostly of staying home and trying desperately to find something to keep you occupied without the routine of classes keeping you busy. There’s no need to fear - Kanopy is here. Texas State students may not be aware of this, but as a university student, you have access to Kanopy, an online archive […]
By Diego B Gonzales Blog Content Contributor The Sights and Sounds of Christmas Festival is back in San Marcos, Texas. The holiday-centered festival was founded in 1987 by the Sights and Sounds of Christmas Foundation. Since then, it has been a San Marcos holiday staple. Held at San Marcos Plaza Park, the festival offers carnival games, rides, and the opportunity to take a photo with Santa Claus himself. Back […]
In this Monday edition of Bobcat Radio, the crew of Justin Brown, Koby Jackson, Keilani De Luna and Tyson Taylor discuss Bobcats Volleyball gets selected for the NCAA Tournament, Bobcats Football defeats South Alabama before heading to Bowl Game, Women's Basketball on a two game losing streak as the head into San Antonio, and Men's Basketball victorious as Jordan Mason returns from injury! Catch BCR every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday! […]
By Diego B Gonzales Blog Content Contributor Nov. 19 is International Men’s Day, a day dedicated towards focusing on the mental health and wellbeing of men all over the world. Everybody has their own way of dealing with stress, one of the most popular being getting lost in media. A “comfort movie” is a movie that may not be perfect but brings comfort to its viewer for one […]
By Lou Wharton Blog Content Contributor *This article contains spoilers for Season One of ‘The Bear’, as well as discussions of suicide. Season One, Episode One of The Bear begins with a dream sequence. Our main character, Carmen ‘Carmy’ Berzatto, finds himself on a dark bridge in Chicago, slowly approaching a cage containing (you guessed it) a bear. Carmy moves slowly and calmly as the bear snarls from […]
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