By Jemia Spence Web Content Contributor I know you’ve heard people say that college is where you make your lifelong friends. It is a new experience for everyone, and a way to create your own path in life. Most students come to college and maybe know one or two people. However, if you’re an introvert you may find it difficult to meet new people or to put yourselves out there. […]
By Nadia Gomez Community Relations Director This month, the KTSW Community Relations department has chosen Bobcat PRIDE as the student organization of the month for Feb. This month, I had the pleasure of speaking to Bobcat PRIDE’s President, Avery Wright (he/him). His job as president is to be in charge of everything the organization does and ensure all the officers are taking care of their responsibilities. “This is my fifth […]
By Preethi Mangadu Web Content Contributor The Texas State University campus is home to many student-run organizations; one being the Religious Studies Student Association (RSSA). It was founded around five years ago to explore the many religions from across the world. “We cover anything and everything relating to religions from both the East and West! Our studies range from understanding the Abrahamic faiths and eastern religions to researching witchcraft, Hell, […]
By Katie Krupinski Community Relations Assistant Director/Community Outreach Coordinator The organization of the month I chose to write about is Texas State Sirens, an all-inclusive unity of women organization that was established this fall. Texas State Sirens is a women empowerment organization devoted to supporting women by other women. It's mission is to help collegiate women with the pressures and struggles that are embodied within campus culture; moreover, its goal […]
By Ally Bolender Web Content Contributor Men TV characters. They make us laugh, cry and wish they were real. The best characters don’t hide who they are, and express themselves in whatever way feels real. Sure, I may be biased being born in the very late ‘90s, but here are a few characters that speak to me as a Netflix fanatic and are always on our screens. The amount of […]
By Katelyn Hawkes Blog Content Contributor The Accounting Club is a student-led organization that brings in accounting firms, along with other professionals, to speak and meet with members throughout the semester. When? Every other Thursday at 5 p.m. in McCoy 127 Purpose? "Our purpose is to help members network with each other and professionals from accounting firms of all sizes. We provide information and opportunities that assist our members in […]
By Katelyn Hawkes Blog Content Contributor Feminists United at Texas State University aims to start and continue inclusive and constructive conversations surrounding feminism and gender equality and to address these issues not only in the Texas State community, but within San Marcos, nationally and internationally. When? Every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in UAC 275 Purpose? "Feminist United is an informative and safe space where members to learn and grow in […]
By Katelyn Hawkes Blog Content Contributor Young Americans for Liberty is a nationally recognized organization that aims to educate youth activists to reclaim the policy and direction of our government. When? Thursdays at 6:30 in LBJ 3-13.1 Purpose? "To create a network of libertarian and libertarian leaning students at the University level, and our group particularly enjoys having round table discussions on current events. We're here to learn more about […]
By Katelyn Hawkes Blog Content Contributor The Animal Rights Club is a new club on campus. They are not yet recognized by the University, but are looking for more members to increase momentum for the club. When? Since they are not an official club yet, they will not have their first meeting until after spring break with free vegan food. Purpose? To spread awareness for animal rights and veganism. Who […]
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