By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode of Calvinomics, I will dive into how China is becoming a driving force in the adoption of government run digital currencies. I will also attempt to explain the link between cryptos and their connection … Continue reading Calvinomics: Episode 32
By Calvin Miller & Tiger ShiPodcast Manager & News Director As China begins to grow stronger and while Russia encroaches onto the Ukrainian border, along with Syria shooting missiles into Israel, all while the southern border become overwhelmed along with various issues that … Continue reading Roundtable: Episode 7
By Rachael Gerron Web Content Assistant Manager Do you ever feel like time is flying by and you ca not figure out why? Last week, I turned 20 during my last week of classes, in my fourth semester of college, yet … Continue reading Time is Not Real, But Here’s How to Make it Last Longer
By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode of Calvinomics, Calvin discusses the cryptocurrency called Litecoin. What is Litecoin? Why is it referred to as Bitcoin’s silver? When was it created? Well, in this episode, Calvin will dive into that and more. … Continue reading Calvinomics: Episode 31
By Josiah BlackwoodPodcast Producer Players Circle is a podcast designed for any and every one to enjoy. Players Circle is a podcast based around real life topics of the day. On Players Circle no subject is taboo and no thought is held back. … Continue reading Players Circle: Episode 5
By Calvin MillerWeb Content Contributor In my last article “America’s Religious Decline: Our Changing Country,” I talked about how religious affiliation is on the decline as well as church membership. In this article, I want to discuss how other factors … Continue reading America’s Religious Decline: The Cause and Effect
By Shack KhozaSegment Producer In this Segment, Shack Khoza visits a very popular restaurant because he wants to figure out why other forms of entertainments makes customers come back for more. Featured Image by KTSW Multimedia Continue reading Curious Cravings: Kobe Steak House and Sushi
By Calvin MillerWeb Content Contributor Litecoin for some time now has been referred to as the “silver to Bitcoin’s gold,” and is the second cryptocurrency to ever be created. It’s creation goes back to a man named Charlie Lee, who … Continue reading Litecoin: The Silver Bitcoin
By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode of History of the Hill Country, I will be exploring the rich history of Fredericksburg, Texas. Originally, the Comanches had settled into this area, but as settlers began moving further and further west into … Continue reading History of the Hill Country Ep. 8: Fredericksburg
By Paris FosterMusic Journalist Finding yourself listening to an endless loop of the same artists is a common slump that many people encounter. While it is nice coming back to your bread and butter tunes every now and then, it … Continue reading A Few Good Sources of Music
By Maddy LehrMusic Journalist The synth-pop band, STRFKR, released their album Future Past Life a little over a year ago today. Along with their signature melodic synth approach, this album includes a sense of dreaminess. The transcendental and futuristic sound … Continue reading STRFKR: Future Past Life Album Review
By Gena SysavathWeb Content Contributor I always see memes where someone is third-wheeling their friends. The photos where you see a happy couple and then there is just one friend there hanging out with them, alone. I always knew that … Continue reading A Permanent Third Wheel
By Sarah GrunauMusic Journalist The rise of funk music is rooted in the heart of the Civil Rights movement during the late ’60s. However, the development of funk dates back to the late 1940s, when polyrhythm was introduced to the … Continue reading The Rise of Funk
By Diamond Marie PedrozaMusic Journalist Music from Spain is vibrant, eclectic and beautiful. Spanish artists tend to have a contagious rhythm and poetic way of articulating messages in their songs. Below I have highlighted some of my favorite musicians from … Continue reading Music from Spain
By Daniel BarrettMusic Journalist “I like all genres! Pretty much anything but country.” Does that line sound familiar to you? I would be willing to bet that you have either heard or been the source of a statement like that … Continue reading The Case for Country Music From a Lifelong Country Hater
By Shack KhozaSegment Producer In this episode, Shack Khoza was flaked on a date, but not all hope is lost because dining alone in a cheap and tasty Chinese buffet restaurant has its perks. Featured image by KTSW Multimedia. Continue reading Curious Cravings: Chinese Palace Super Buffet
By Daniel BarrettMusic Journalist In many ways, the 1990s served as a transitional period for music. Following a decade dominated by hair metal and dance-pop, the ’90s would make a name for itself by largely shedding the happy-go-lucky attitude, and … Continue reading Exploring the Menacing Beauty of Dummy
By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode of History of the Hill Country, Calvin explores one of the farthest towns way out west in the Hill Country called Junction, Texas. All throughout the Hill Country, there are little towns sprinkled here … Continue reading History of the Hill Country Ep. 7: Junction
By Rachael GerronWeb Content Assistant Manager Texas State University students feel unsafe on the San Marcos campus after the University Police Department’s (UPD) 2020 Clery report revealed that crime rates have gone up significantly since 2017. The Clery Act is … Continue reading UPD’s 2020 Clery Report Shows Increase in Reported Crime at Texas State University
By Katie KrupinskiCommunity Outreach Coordinator Coming this Fall, the National non-profit organization “College Moxie” will be moving a Chapter onto Texas State University’s campus. The goal of College Moxie is to elevate, empower, and impact all women across college campuses. … Continue reading TXST College Moxie Chapter