By Hannah Alvarado Web Content Contributor Have you ever heard that annoying saying that ‘Summer bodies are made in the winter’? It’s a popular mantra among health and fitness enthusiasts. While they do have a point, not all of us … Continue reading Healthy for the Holidays: Intermittent Fasting
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor If you are someone who enjoys the outdoors and live music, then UTOPiA Fest is the perfect event for you! This year, UTOPiA Fest is celebrating ten years of great outdoor fun and music … Continue reading UTOPiA Fest Celebrates Ten Years of Fun
By Hannah Alvarado Web Content Contributor Each year, a different theme is selected for Texas State University’s series of academic lectures, film screenings, panel discussions, philosophical dialogues, art exhibits and more, also known as Common Experience. There is also a … Continue reading Common Expierence: Future Humans
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor This time of the year marks the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which, according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF), is an annual health campaign held every October to increase awareness of … Continue reading Breast Cancer Awareness Hits October
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The Texas State Bobcats losing 42-27 to the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns on Saturday has put the program in the dangerous realm of losing the season – an essence of the Sun Belt taking steps forward … Continue reading Urgent Rebound Needed in Quick Turnaround as Bobcat Football Challenges the Eagles
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Web Content Contributor Mark your calendar Oct. 5 is the eighth annual National College Radio day, and to celebrate I sat down with some staff members of KTSW. National College Radio day was founded in 2010 with … Continue reading Chill Out with Soul Session
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor Among the variety of KTSW specialty shows and music programming for the avid music listener to enjoy, there is Rolas, a Spanish rock music program hosted by Luis Guerrero every Wednesday from 10 p.m. … Continue reading Rolas: Para La Cultura y Para Todos
By Hannah Alvarado Web Content Contributor Have you ever looked around at your peers, maybe the people in your classes, people at work, or people with majors similar or the same, and felt like the only odd one out? You’ve … Continue reading Imposterism: What it is, and Why You May be Feeling it
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor College students face many challenges when it comes to eating right and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The phrase “freshman 15” can be heard almost anytime along with a tale of how a student gained … Continue reading Healthy Eating on Campus
By Hannah Alvarado Web Content Contributor Autumn is my absolute favorite time of the year, which I’m sure a lot of you will agree with me on. It’s the start of the holiday season and the entire world seems to … Continue reading Mariposa Madness
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor College is a time when students learn how to balance healthy habits and an overload of activities. In the spur of never-ending responsibilities, it can often be difficult to find the time to rest. … Continue reading Let’s Talk Healthy Sleep Habits
By Hannah Alvarado Web Content Contributor Sometimes, passing on things, is an easy task. Like, when your roommate asks you if you could do their dishes or when that kid in class asks you to lend them your notes (when … Continue reading Learning How to Say ‘No’
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter There are rivalry games and then there are rivalry games that impact legacy. Intrigue in rivalries can often be built around muddied hyperbole – Saturday’s gridiron showdown between the Texas State Bobcats and University of … Continue reading Bobcats Run Down the Road for I-35 Rivalry
By Garrett McGinley Web Content Contributor Finally, at long last, temperatures are kinda, sorta starting to cool; school in session and football is on TV. That’s right, fall is back and better than ever. Although summer is over, there is … Continue reading Fall Festivities
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The first three games for Texas State Bobcat Football set up the perfect variation of challenges; three subsequent circumstances which a coach covets to test and develop his team. The fight against the Big Ten’s … Continue reading Bobcat Football Sun Belt Campaign Starting in Sunny Mobile, Alabama
By Julian Saldana Photojournalist Remo Drive is an upcoming pop punk band that are on their first headlining tour. They will be performing at Barracuda on September 4, 2018, and they are bringing along alt-pop artist Beach Bunny and folk … Continue reading A Pop Punk Fantasy
By Garrett McGinley Web Content Contributor Oh fall, that magical season when temperatures supposedly drop, foliage changes and we ritualistically gather around the television to watch young men in colorful uniforms suffer traumatic brain injuries in real time. The National … Continue reading NFL Season Predictions
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director ktswsports@txstate.edu Twitter: @KTSWSports The Rattlers couldn’t benefit from the return of senior running back (and birthday boy) Jamon Johnson to pick up their first win of the season. Instead, the Jaguars’ kicker Brody Patty helped … Continue reading San Marcos HS Falls to Johnson Jaguars
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter Saturday’s 35-7 loss at the hands of the Rutgers Scarlet Knights was the opposite effect of what training camp should have carried into the season opener. The aura of Piscataway, New Jersey was not brilliant … Continue reading Mondays With Coach Withers – No More Penalties and Opportunity at Home
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter Exiting the balmy skies of San Marcos, the Texas State Bobcats will be thundering into New Brunswick, New Jersey, eager to reveal a new athleticism, a new quarterback, and new plans for the 2018 season … Continue reading Bobcat Football Eager to Show New Athleticism Against Scarlet Knights
