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By Jissela Cabrera Co-Assistant Director of Community Relations With a mission to open conversation and collaboration through points of connection, “To Whom It May Concern” was a student-led exhibition that brought together a variety of artists who presented their work in various forms of media, inspired by their identities and the stories they chose to tell. This Texas State Art and Design group exhibition was held on May 7, 2026, […]
By Bree Cullins Promotions and Community Relations Member Everyone knows someone who attempts to resell their old clothes on Depop, finds a couple of “vintage-looking” tees at Goodwill and throws them up on some random website. I myself have fallen victim to this and tried to convince people that my old Demi Lovato shirt is exactly what they need in their closet. But when you go to a market or […]
By Saige Klein Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS — San Marcos promoted sustainable development by hosting its 13th annual Earth Day festival last Saturday. The event featured a variety of local vendors, free glass-bottom boat tours and a blessing led by the Indigenous Cultures Institute. Organizers said the festival aimed to connect community members while promoting sustainable practices and honoring land with deep roots in Indigenous history. Earth Day is […]
By Owen Hofbauer Promotions and Community Relations Member If you've ever thought about picking up photography, or more specifically, analog or film photography, the San Marcos Film Lab is the place to go. With all the necessary resources to start shooting on film, they provide high-quality print services, private photoshoots and a vast collection of VHS tapes and DVDs. Along with an intriguing collection of products and services, the […]
By Saige Klein Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS — Last week, the Hays County District Attorney’s Office hosted an “Autism in Criminal Justice” training aimed at educating local law enforcement on how to properly interact with individuals on the autism spectrum. The training was led by Bell County Assistant County Attorney Anne Jackson, who shared her personal experience raising a child on the spectrum and how it inspired her to […]
By Niara Singleton and Jadyn Hymowitz Blog Content Contributors AUSTIN- People often go to the gym to work on their physical health, but what would it look like to do the same for happiness? That question is at the center of “The Happiness Gym,” an immersive, interactive experience that invites audiences to participate rather than observe. Instead of sitting in the dark watching a performance unfold, audience members move through […]
By Rachel Stringer Promotions and Community Relations Member As a child, I loved crafts. I would look for any opportunity to bring out the colored construction paper, markers and glitter (if my parents allowed) to create whatever I wanted. My creativity was flowing and my imagination was in the clouds. However, over time, this changed. I stopped seeking opportunities to create, and it often felt like a chore to do. […]
By Leina Cantu Co-Assistant Director of Community Relations The newly formed campus organization, Bobcats Against Cancer (BAC), debuted this spring 2026 semester at Texas State University. This student-led organization aims to raise cancer awareness and foster a community of students passionate about helping those affected by the disease. Part of BAC’s mission is to represent individuals at every stage of their journey, such as those receiving treatment, survivors and […]
By Niara Singleton Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS- Texas State University’s School of Theatre, Dance and Film closed its spring semester production of “Treasure Island,” adapted from the 1883 novel by Robert Louis Stevenson. The story follows Jim Hawkins on a journey to find buried treasure aboard the Hispaniola. School Director Sarah Maines said during a lecture that “Treasure Island” is the school’s best-selling play since the COVID-19 pandemic. Maines […]
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