By Christopher Figueroa Blog Content Contributor High fashion, runway lights and a vibrant wave of pink filled the scene on Oct. 12 for the annual KTSW 89.9 All Pink Fashion Show. This event, hosted by Assistant Promotions Director for KTSW, Reagan Whitenack, was held at Wake the Dead Coffee House. This event partnered with LEWK Magazine, DJ R3DACT3D from KTSW, Pink Warrior Advocates and many other vendors who wanted to […]
By Jolee Gavito News Reporter TEXAS – Nearly 68% of Texan voters are concerned about the future of the Lone Star State– the highest result discovered in the 10th edition of voting polls, published by nonprofit and nonpartisan organization Texas 2036. A weighted base of 1,001 registered Texan voters was given questions pertaining to public policy. The majority of respondents classified themselves by their preferred party affiliation: Republican, Democrat or […]
By Jolee Gavito and Kira Utter News Reporters SAN MARCOS – H-E-B opened its third location in San Marcos, including the city’s first True Texas BBQ restaurant, on the corner of McCarty Lane and I-35 this last Wednesday, Oct. 7. The 114,000-square-foot grocery store is the largest of the other two locations in San Marcos. A projected number of over a thousand customers wrapped around the front end of the […]
By Jolee Gavito and Kira Utter News Reporters AUSTIN – The Texas Tribune Festival, also known as TribFest, returned to downtown Austin the weekend of Sept. 24-26, 2026, for the 16th annual conference to date. The Texas Tribune– a nonpartisan nonprofit media organization based in Austin– hosts TribFest to uncover both sides of an issue, encouraging friendly debate and further pursuing truth. "The Tribune is derived from the idea that […]
By Virginia Ruiz Camauer News Reporter SAN MARCOS – This past August, the Student Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) announced plans to tighten the requirements for international students to pursue Curricular Practical Training (CPT). Months later, Texas State international students continue to worry about their options to get real-world professional experience while complying with federal regulations. International students are F-1 visa holders, meaning they are only authorized to be in the […]
By Ben Cameron Co-Executive Director of Sports, Guest Blog Content Contributor Sports writer Jeff Howe remembers when the Texas State administration didn’t care about the athletic department and its impact on the university. “The best thing that’s happened to this school was hiring a president,” Howe said. “That, one, knew there was a football team on campus, and two, cared about it.” Howe, a 2009 Bobcat alumnus, writer for On […]
By Saige Klein Assistant Editor Austin Pets Alive! has partnered with PAWS Shelter of Central Texas to reopen the Kyle location. Due to financial constraints, the Kyle location closed down in mid-July 2026. The Dripping Springs location remains open and operating with increased clinic service days. In hopes of reopening the Kyle location, Austin Pets Alive! decided to merge its collaboration with PAWS to provide more funding to the animal […]
By Taylor Carrasco Guest Blog Content Contributor Bill Schoening is a man of many passions and a Texas Radio Hall of Fame inductee. After 24 years broadcasting for the San Antonio Spurs, 12 years with the Texas Longhorns, and additional years of experience, Schoening is looking to travel the world and make music. Schoening took a break from retirement to speak to a sports media class at Texas State on […]
By Jissela Cabrera Executive Director of News The Wittliff Collections hosted “Wellspring | Manantial: Fronteriza Collaborations and World Making,” an event featuring photographs by artist M. Jenea Sánchez and members of the women’s collective Dougla Prieta Trabajan. The exhibition, part of the Wellspring series, honors the vision of Bill and Sally Wittliff and their dedication to preserving the cultural heritage of Southwest Texas and Mexico. During the event, Sánchez discussed […]
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