insert_link Podcasts Good Bad Movies Ep 39: The Suicide Squad (2021) By Adam Snydar Podcast Manager https://soundcloud.com/ktsw89_9/good-bad-movies-ep-39-the-suicide-squad-2021 Good Bad Movies is the podcast about films that might not be winning any love from critics but are great in their own special way. Hosts Adam Snydar and Adrian Lopez review and rave over movies that might not be traditionally ‘good’ but are still beloved and worth a watch. In this episode, Adam and Adrian talk about James Gunn's attempt at a soft reboot of 2016's Suicide Squad. While a massive leap in quality over […] todaySeptember 25, 2021 4
insert_link Football - Texas State Texas State to Travel to Eastern Michigan By JohnPaul Ekpe Sports Reporter Texas State football (1-2) is set to face off against the Eastern Michigan Eagles (2-1) Saturday in their first ever meeting and their second away game of the season. The Bobcats are 1-0 season on the road, while Eastern Michigan won their only home game. Texas State is coming off a 42-34 loss to Incarnate Word (UIW) while Eastern Michigan beat the University of Massachusetts, 42-28, last weekend. Coach Jake Spavital and the Bobcats hope […] todaySeptember 24, 2021 13
insert_link Podcasts Sonic Genome: Mediums: Phonograph to Cassette By Kyle Homrighausen and Samuel Hackett Podcast Producers https://soundcloud.com/ktsw89_9/sonic-genome-mediums-phonograph-to-cassette Join Kyle and Sam on an eclectic journey across music history through the lens of various genres and artists. Kyle walks you through the history of music mediums and how they impacted the industry, Pt. 1. Featured Image by KTSW Multimedia todaySeptember 24, 2021 6
insert_link Entertainment How to Ensure a Joyous Fall By Allison Schroeder Web Content Assistant Manager The weather is getting cooler, leaves are changing colors, pumpkins are being sold at the grocery stores and Starbucks’ fall drinks have hit their menu. This only means one thing, fall has arrived. Now with living away at college, fall may just seem like it will quickly leave us because we are going to be working on homework for the next few months until it is winter break but have no fear, you […] todaySeptember 24, 2021 8
insert_link Entertainment Persephone, Hades, and The Autumn Equinox By Preethi Mangadu Web Content Contributor The Autumn Equinox is approaching on Sept. 22nd. This day is known as the start of fall, but it was symbolic of many things in the past. The Autumn Equinox was commonly used to celebrate the summer’s harvest as seen in harvest festivals in Great Britain, the Moon festival in many East and Southeast Asian countries, Mabon in Neopagan practices, and more. However, other celebrations focus on spirits, gods, and mythologies such as Higan […] todaySeptember 23, 2021 24
insert_link 1 Interviews Carpet Burn on Their Sound, San Marcos & What’s Next for the Band By Marcus Brooks Music Journalist Carpet Burn has been a bright spot in the San Marcos music scene since they first formed back in 2019, but now they’re all graduated from Texas State and on the verge of a big move. I sat down with Evan Hays (vocals, lead guitar), Willa Fossum (vocals, rhythm guitar), Jackson Cosgrove (bass), and Christian Haddad (drums) over Zoom and picked their brains on all things Carpet Burn. Keep reading to learn where the name […] todaySeptember 23, 2021 47 1
insert_link 3 3 Lifestyle Three Tips for Being Sober in College By Autumn McGowan Web Content Contributor College is a time of discovery. For many students, it is the first time they really get to feel independent and free to make their own choices. It’s a beautiful and defining period in any person’s life, and can be interesting to navigate as we figure out what works for us and what doesn’t. If you’re like me, you may be considering or have decided to stay sober during your college experience for one […] todaySeptember 23, 2021 17 3 3
insert_link 12 News Resident Assistants Remain Concerned about COVID-19 By Jordan Young News Reporter As Coronavirus numbers across the state continue to fall from the record-breaking surge, Texas surpassed the harrowing number of 60,000 Covid related deaths. A grim reminder of how deadly the virus is and why communities, such as Texas State, should continue to be vigilant. However, many feel that the Department of Housing and Residential Life (DHRL) and Texas State are no longer proactive on covid. The safety of residents and resident assistants (RA) is a […] todaySeptember 22, 2021 110 12
insert_link Austin City Limits Underrated Performers Attending ACL 2021 By Cassidy Segovia Music Journalist With the beloved Austin City Limits Music Festival just around the corner, it is normal to start preparing by listening to headliners weeks in advance. Popular artists such as Tyler, The Creator, Miley Cyrus, and Billie Eilish are set to perform at the festival, but a lot of other underrated artists are performing throughout the weekend as well. If you are looking for some fresh and new artists to explore while attending ACL, look no […] todaySeptember 22, 2021 20
