By Deshaun HartleySports Reporter After losing the last five games, Texas State women’s basketball were tired of being the prey and started to become the predator. They ran out of the tunnel looking to bring the pressure, and boy, they … Continue reading A Valentine’s Day Battle: No Love Lost
By Jaden Edison Senior Production Assistant A married couple is faced with the ultimate obstacle — the wife’s parents are not fans of their son-in-law because he is not what they “imagined” him to be. After years of discomfort with … Continue reading Valentine’s Day Sound Portrait
By Megan WehringJunior News Reporter SAN MARCOS—A San Marcos florist prepared for buzzing business on Valentine’s Day months in advance of this week. Residents were looking for the perfect teddy bear or box of chocolates to give to their valentine … Continue reading Valentine’s Business is Booming for Florists
By Conner YarbroughMusic Director It’s that time of year again–the time when we’re all reminded either how loved or how alone we are according to the rest of the world (if you care about that sort of thing). It’s Valentine’s … Continue reading KTSW Music Staff Picks: Love//Loss Playlist
By Mark Brown and Connor MacKinnonAssistant Sports Director, Sports Reporter With only seven games left on their schedule the Bobcats look to turn around their season. That became more evident while talking with Head Coach Zenarae Antoine and senior guard … Continue reading Even After Five Game Losing Streak, ‘Cats Stand Strong
By Gene BrownJunior News Reporter Texas State University held a debate Monday night in preparation for the upcoming Student government election. Student Government presidential candidates Corey Benbow and Alex Plunkett faced pressing questions last night about ways to improve campus … Continue reading Candidates Square Off Student Government Debate
By Deshaun HartleySports Reporter What a game. For the fans out there who love Texas State softball, you missed a pitching showdown between Texas State’s own Meagan King and North Dakota State’s Paige Vargas, as both pitchers exemplified magnificent arm … Continue reading Softball Splits Series with North Dakota State
By Daniel Richter Web Content Contributor The Chinese New Year began on Feb. 5 and San Antonio is celebrating the year of the pig in style. Saturday, the River Walk turned into an electric light show during the Confucius Wishing … Continue reading Lighting Up the River Walk
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Assistant Web Content Manager The Tempest is a whimsical experience that awakens and invigorates the senses. Directed by Bruce Turk, the show runs Feb. 12-17 in the Patti Strickel Harrison Theatre. The Tempest is a siren’s call. … Continue reading The Tempest: Review
By Joshua Orozco Sports Reporter Bobcat fans can breathe a sigh of relief after experiencing a rollercoaster of emotions during the second half comeback effort from the Chanticleers as Texas State held off Coastal Carolina 65-57. The electric atmosphere continued … Continue reading Bobcats Survive Chanticleer Comeback
By Megan Wehring Junior Reporter Texas State University’s Student Involvement held its first Market Days of 2019 in late January. Market Days allows vendors to set up booths in the quad to promote their products and connect with students on … Continue reading Market Days Fund School Programs
By Thomas Mejia Sports Reporter Despite a 30-minute weather delay, the Bobcats were able to pull off their first win of the season by beating Colorado State Rams 7-3. Texas State’s defense was led by a strong performance from junior … Continue reading Barrera Shines as Bobcats Secure First Win
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director The Texas State Bobcats need a pick-me-up after this fall down the well. Their losing streak was extended after dropping their fifth in a row, 77-70 against the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. This loss hurts for … Continue reading TXST WBB Falls In Conway
By Connor Champagne Senior News Reporter Texas State Police Chief Laurie Espinoza Clouse began work Monday. Espinoza served with the police force at the University of North Texas for ten years, two of which she served as the chief at … Continue reading New Police Chief Begins Work
By Jude McClaren Sports Reporter The Texas State men’s basketball team ended a two-game losing skid as they won a hard-fought battle against the Mountaineers of Appalachian State by a score of 74-71. As we’ve become accustomed to this season, … Continue reading Bobcats Live Up to “Takers” Nickname Against Appalachian State
By Kaylise Irizarry and Landon Gutierrez Sports Reporters “The work you put in today makes you better tomorrow.” While Texas State Softball geared up for the 2019 season, it was “all ears” at practice when Coach Cat Osterman spoke words … Continue reading Diamond Duo: Hungry for More Success
By Gene Brown Junior News Reporter North CM Allen Parkway road is still under construction with no end in sight. After eight months of road work, the project is still ongoing, with plans to make the road bigger and pedestrian … Continue reading CM Allen Parkway Road Reconstruction
By Geno Perez Sports Reporter The women’s basketball team lost to the UT Arlington Mavericks on Saturday by a score of 68-53, marking their third straight loss. The Bobcats got off to a slow start, only scoring six points in … Continue reading The Bobcats Continue To Struggle On a Three-Game Losing Streak
By Connor MacKinnon Sports Reporter Texas State was in a battle from the very beginning with Texas-Arlington. The Mavericks refused to give the Bobcats any space throughout the entirety of the game and the ‘Cats were willing to do the … Continue reading ‘Cats Fall Again in Double Overtime Battle
By Madisen Gummer Music Journalist Jan. 29 at Barracuda started off with some dreamy guitar breakdowns by Pllush, a band from San Francisco. Their lead singer, Karli Helm, provided a fresh female sound which was a nice contrast to the … Continue reading HUNNY + Hockey Dad Show Review
