By Andrea Fernandez Promotions and Community Relations Member Howdy Boba has quickly become one of the most colorful and welcoming spots in San Marcos. Its owner, John Norman, brings a deep passion for creativity, community and event culture to the business. Norman’s journey began long before the first cup of tea was served. With a background in graphic design and marketing, he always moved through creative spaces with ease. […]
By Marissa Bruno Promotions and Community Relations Member The atmosphere of a college football game is like no other. The roar of the crowd, the sea of maroon and gold, and the electric energy pulsing through the stands all create an unforgettable experience. At Texas State University, this atmosphere is amplified by one of the most essential parts of college game day, the Bobcat Marching Band (BMB), which acts as […]
By Eliza Miskovitz Promotions and Community Relations Member When the campus gets too busy or downtown becomes too loud, where can one go? Whether chasing the golden-hour light or looking for a quiet moment away from the bustle of daily life, Purgatory Creek and Spring Lake Natural Area are two local spots great for hiking that make San Marcos feel a little more magical than it already is. Both parks […]
By Lucas Kraft Promotions and Community Relations Member Private Park has garnered something of a larger-than-life reputation in San Marcos and beyond amongst musicians and fans–from folk to psych rock to death core–despite its humble nature hidden away in a corner of Nicola Alley. The space has provided a sanctuary for many who seek out community. When I moved to San Marcos, Private Park was one of the first places […]
By: Courtney Buck Blog Content Contributor Hosted by the university’s Student Involvement office, hundreds of students crowded the Quad on Wednesday to attend Texas State's first Market Day of the semester. Students browsed handmade goods, art, jewelry and products from a variety of local vendors. The event offered a break between classes and a chance to engage with the surrounding community. Elysheva Barnet, a graduate student in student affairs, […]
By: Saige Klein Blog Content Contributor Classes are back in session as many new faces and first-year students discover the wonders of San Marcos. With the river within walking distance from campus and local spots just minutes from student dorms, San Marcos is a fun and fascinating place to explore and spend time with friends. San Marcos is known for many things — the river being one of them. Sewell […]
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