By Caitlin Ramsey Photojournalist In honor of Earth Day I ventured out to the San Marcos River and immersed myself into nature. With my camera to my eye I captured some of the scenery I had the pleasure of spending … Continue reading Earth Day in Photos
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director This week’s Bobcat Radio put the “fun” back in fundraising. After the Wednesday crew got down to business and talked about the pains of fundraising for athletics compared to other programs here at Texas … Continue reading Bobcat Radio Goes Bananas for Bobcat Bonanza
By Claire Hansen Blog Content Contributor Hidden in an alleyway off Fifth Street is a one-of-a-kind nightclub called Kingdom. If it weren’t for the small sign out front, you seriously wouldn’t have any idea it was there. However, the thumping … Continue reading Kingdom Nightclub: Austin’s Underground Shrine
By Rikki Yanez Blog Content Contributor Whether you are majoring in accounting, computer science or journalism, furthering your college experience beyond just the schoolwork can get you ahead in your career field. Nobody really talks about how hard it is … Continue reading Furthering Your College Experience
By Rikki Yanez Blog Content Contributor Come hang out and listen to some awesome tunes on Saturday April 21, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. with KTSW 89.9 for Forest Fuzz. This concert series for tree conservation will be held … Continue reading Buzz Mill Presents: Forest Fuzz
By Samuel Cravey Music Journalist Artist: Durand Jones Album: Durand Jones & The Indications Release Date: July 1, 2016 Website: https://www.durandjonesandtheindications.com/ Durand Jones & The Indications’ self titled album is a time portal straight to the heart of 1970s soul … Continue reading Durand Jones: Durand Jones & The Indications Review
By Nicole Wolf Photojournalist Turnover, an indie rock band from Virginia, is one of those bands you can play on your Spotify while you relax on a rainy day drinking a hot cup of coffee. I had never attended a … Continue reading Turnover in Concert
By Nicole Wolf Photojournalist I am a huge fan of the band Don Broco, an English rock/post-hardcore band from Bedford, England. So you can imagine how excited I was when I heard they would be opening for Our Last Night … Continue reading Concert Review: Don Broco
By Iliana Ramirez Music Journalist On March 14, music fans of all ages flocked to Cheer Up Charlies for Adhoc’s unofficial SXSW showcase. With the Texas heat making its first appearance in a few months, it was the perfect day … Continue reading SXSW Adhoc Showcase at Cheer Up Charlies
By Roberto Vela III Other Side Drive Host Tune into this interview where we talk to three out of this world guests. Nathan Schram from the Attacca String Quartet tells us about the quartet’s upcoming shows tomorrow and Friday here … Continue reading OSD Learns About Two Out of this World Events
By Joyana Richer News Reporter Suicide prevention is a top priority for the Student Health Center, and Texas State University helped raise awareness in an event called “A Walk Towards Hope.” Students, families, and faculty took a walk around the … Continue reading Texas State Walks Toward Hope
By Allison Johnson Assistant Web Content Manager The Float Fest lineup has dropped. Last year was pretty dope, and Float Fest has been honest about the mess-ups last year, so I think they’re ready to execute plans for a speedy … Continue reading The Float Fest Lineup Has Dropped
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director The Bobcats wanted this one. They were busting for a chance to inflict their wrath on the Longhorns for beating them back on March 21. Good news folks… they got ‘em back. The No. … Continue reading Bobcats Beat UT for Their 30th Win in 2018
By Tanner Meadows Music Journalist Artist: Preoccupations Album: New Material Release Date: March 23, 2018 Label: Flemish Eye/Jagjaguwar Website: preoccupationsband.com/ Preoccupations’ newest album is yet another step in their steadily evolving musical presence. Album to album, the post-punkers have continually … Continue reading Preoccupations: New Material Review
By Troy Vita Music Director Clayton Ambrose Che Salgado Troy Vita Jacob Carter SXSW recap, Hobo Johnson hate, and rambling concert stories are all in this exciting edition of Audio Input Podcast. Continue reading Audio Input: Episode Five
By Eduardo Baz Music Journalist Artist: Oh Sees Album: Orc Label: Castle Face Records Release Date: August 25, 2017 2017 marked the 20th anniversary for John Dwyer’s garage-psych rock band Thee Oh Sees. Throughout these 20 years the band has earned … Continue reading Oh Sees: Orc Review
By Kyle Emmott Host Stream It or Leave It is your go-to radio segment for TV/film reviews with a dab of humor. New content is being added to streaming platforms daily, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate through … Continue reading Stream It or Leave It Episode Four
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The Bobcats facing University of Louisiana-Monroe was as much about separating themselves in the Sun Belt conference for a resurgent April as it was about gaining team morale. The Warhawks and Bobcats matchup was a … Continue reading Double Header, Double Downer for Bobcat Baseball
By Andrew Vela Music Journalist Artist: The Jesus and Mary Chain Album: Damage and Joy Release Date: March 24, 2017 Label: Artificial Plastic Records I wish I knew where to start writing this, but I’ll start off by just saying this band’s name. The … Continue reading The Jesus and Mary Chain: Damage and Joy Review
By Clayton Ambrose Music Journalist For us to properly fear the darkness that lies on the edges of humanity, we must first understand it. We must play like explorers, flashlights affixed to our helmets as we plunge into the bottomless … Continue reading The Gauntlet: A Journey Through Rate Your Music’s Five Lowest Rated Albums
