By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor The end of the semester is approaching which means students get a break from the working and stressing. Yes, we have finals and projects and papers, but once that’s all over we will finally … Continue reading Binge Over The Break
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor With the holiday season underway, people are finalizing their wish lists and planning holiday get-togethers with loved ones. For many, however, this time of year can be a long and difficult one. In preparation … Continue reading How To Give Back This Holiday Season
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The palpable energy and wave of confidence that Head Coach Jake Spavital exuded at his welcoming press conference would leave people doubting that this was Spavital’s first introductory press conference as a head coach. The … Continue reading Head Coach Jake Spavital Begins Bobcat Tenure Committing to Finding a Spark
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor On Nov. 11 the Texas Association of Broadcasters hosted the Southwest Broadcast Newsroom Workshop in Houston. It was a conference welcoming media professionals and aspiring media professionals from all over the state. There were … Continue reading A Shift in Storytelling
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor Members of KTSW’s Web Content staff attended the Texas Association of Broadcasters’ (TAB) Southwest Broadcast Newsroom Workshop on Nov. 10 in Houston, Texas. Students had the opportunity to sit in on a number of … Continue reading KTSW takes to Houston for TAB Conference
By Alex Gibbs Assistant Sports Director In a game that many thought would be a landslide, the Bobcats proved to be much closer than imagined as they held Troy to a season low in points and total yards. Unfortunately, an … Continue reading Turnovers Prove Costly as Bobcats Fall at Troy
By Reed Graff Assistant Sports Director The Texas State women’s basketball team hosted Montana State for a battle of the Bobcats Saturday night in the consolation rounds of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). Texas State came into the game … Continue reading Bobcats Fall to Montana State Despite Solid Third Quarter
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor With Thanksgiving break drawing near, students are bustling to get assignments completed and making arrangements to spend time with friends and family. Due to busy schedules, it’s often difficult to find the time to … Continue reading How to Be a More Thankful Person
By A. Hannah Alvarado Web Content Contributor I’ve been reflecting a lot, as some of us do, when we are approaching a birthday. I’ve spent almost an entire three hundred and sixty five days, 8,760 hours, and 525,600 seconds figuring … Continue reading 23 Things I Learned From Being 23
By Hannah Alvarado Web Content Contributor One interesting thing about the human experience has been on my mind lately. No, not our neurological ability to produce “a series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep,” but rather, our inkling … Continue reading Why Do We Dream?
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor With finals around the corner, it’s important now more than ever for everyone to handle their stress in a healthy way. You’ve made it this far trying to handle stress and perhaps it has … Continue reading Stress Prevention
By Alex Gibbs Assistant Sports Director Ben Reiter remembers his college days like they were yesterday. “I wrote for the Yale Herald which is the weekly newspaper there. I was drawn to more kind of, magazine [and] long form and … Continue reading Ben Reiter: My Kind of Guy
By Alex Gibbs Assistant Sports Director We recently had Sports Illustrated’s Ben Reiter come to Texas State and speak with us about his experience covering the Houston Astros from 2014 to their World Series title run in 2017. Reiter is … Continue reading Q&A With Ben Reiter: Sports Illustrated Writer and Astroball Expert
By Mark Brown Sports Reporter ktswsports@txstate.edu Twitter: @KTSWSports The Bobcats rolled into game ten with high hopes in defeating the Appalachian State Mountaineers. Sadly, from a fan’s perspective, the tables turned completely despite the astounding victory over Georgia State last … Continue reading The Bobcat Win Streak is Cut Short by The Mountaineers
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor I know it’s not just me who loves to read. From fantasy to non-fiction, if there’s a story to tell I’m hooked. I was known as the person who always had their head stuffed … Continue reading The Joys of Audiobooks
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Web Content Contributor The construction on the LBJ student center began in late July of 2018 and is projected to conclude in May of 2020; most recently, the Lair’s Chick-fil-A has been closed for renovation. As of … Continue reading LBJ Expansion and Looking Forward
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor With applications closed, Texas State Admissions has begun the process of preparing for summer 2019 by starting the search for new leaders on campus. Orientation Leaders are representatives of the university during summer orientation. … Continue reading Life as an Orientation Leader
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor Smoking cigarette is known to be a highly addictive and dangerous drug. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) note that thousands of young people start smoking cigarettes every day, with an estimated … Continue reading Don’t Risk Your Health for Cigarettes
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Web Content Contributor I have never been a fan of the horror genre, but the Haunting of Hill House is a magnificent masterpiece–a Netflix original series that is built on fear, family and fright. Mike Flanagan, the … Continue reading A Netflix Review: The Haunting of Hill House
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor On Oct. 16 students at Texas State University had the opportunity to immerse themselves into the world of virtual reality during a Virtual Reality Workshop during Mass Comm Week. Mass Comm Week is an … Continue reading Experiencing Virtual Reality
