Carissa Argumedo Music Journalist Próxima Parada is an Indie R&B Soul and Rock band hailing from the beautiful coast of San Luis Obispo, California. Their music holds influences of their Hispanic heritage and follows a jazzy and soulful music style that can easily transform your entire mood. The band consists of four men: Nico Larson (lead singer, guitarist, and keys), Kevin Middlekauff (bass guitar), Josh Collins (guitar), and Aaron […]
By Ashley Waters News Reporter AUSTIN, Texas -- Gov. Greg Abbott delivered a 35-minute State of the State address Sunday evening, outlining his priorities for the upcoming 89th Texas legislative session. During his speech, Abbott touched on new legislation regarding the Texas economy, education, resource conservation, community safety, and immigration. He also emphasized seven emergency items: Property tax cuts Increased investment in water infrastructure Higher teacher pay Expanded high […]
By Nala McKenzie Blog Content Contributor It's Flu season bobcats! As we return to campus, there are a lot of different opportunities for sickness to form and spread around. Dormitories are also known for assisting in the quick spread of sickness as well, given it’s a crowded space filled with people. So here are a few methods to prevent the spread and contraction of contagious illnesses this Spring semester. The […]
By Jissela Cabrera News Reporter SAN MARCOS—San Marcos and Texas State University conducted a study to explore coordinating the city buses with the TXST shuttle system and will host a community open house Thursday to gather feedback on the local transit system. One key question raised by the study is whether the public transit system and the TXST shuttles intersect in ways that could impact service. Keith Cannon, a TXST […]
By Ashley Waters News Reporter SAN MARCOS — The U.S. ban on TikTok has affected millions, sparking debates over national security, free speech and the platform's impact on creators and businesses. On Jan. 18, around 10:30 p.m., TikTok went offline across the United States after the Supreme Court upheld a national ban. The decision, citing national security concerns related to TikTok's Chinese parent company, ByteDance, left many users and creators […]
By Felicity Guajardo Director of News and Culture Yro12@txstate.edu SAN MARCOS -- Texas State will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 21st as San Marcos is under a winter storm warning until Jan. 21st at 6:00 p.m. and will be under cold weather advisory until Jan. 22nd at noon, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Texas State Emergency Management sent out an email today around 3 p.m. to the Texas […]
By Emma Peters News Reporter Gxi5@txstate.edu SAN MARCOS — Operation Turkey is preparing for its annual Thanksgiving Day event at Texas Roadhouse, inviting community volunteers to assist on Thursday morning. The event will take place from 7 a.m. to noon at Texas Roadhouse, located at 1502 Purple Heart Trail in San Marcos. This will mark the 13th year Operation Turkey has served the San Marcos area, with plans to deliver […]
By Jaron Von Runnen News Reporter Students are encouraged to submit abstracts and showcase their research at the 2025 National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) Conference in Anaheim, California, offering the chance to connect and learn about the future of public health practices. As one of the largest gatherings of local health department leaders and public health professionals in the United States, the NACCHO360 Conference […]
By Jaron Von Runnen News Reporter All photos by Jaron Von Runnen for KTSW 89.9. SAN MARCOS, Texas – The Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA) led a pro-Palestine march from Old Main through the Quad at 12:15 p.m. on November 13, challenging the university's judgment on what is considered hate speech and what is considered free speech. After the events of last week, where two men not […]
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