By Brittany Anderson Web Content Contributor You’re scrolling through Netflix. The latest Netflix original movie catches your eye— mainly because it’s the first suggestion and the trailer begins to autoplay. Maybe you remember seeing someone talk badly about it on … Continue reading The Harm in Some Netflix Originals
By Timia Cobb Web Content contributor More than 200,000 people a year are diagnosed with schizophrenia which is described by The National Institute of Mental Health as a “chronic and severe mental disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, … Continue reading The Voices: the Saddest Movie Ever that explains the Battle of Mental Illnesses
By Paola BakkerWeb Content Contributor If you’re on Twitter or Instagram, there’s a high chance you’ve watched at least one TikTok, or at least have heard of the app. If you’re not a regular user of TikTok, there is also … Continue reading Let’s Talk About TikTok
By Paola BakkerWeb Content Contributor I suppose I was one of the lucky (depending on how you want to look at it) ones whose parents never really supervised their television or internet habits. I was privileged enough to have a … Continue reading Teen TV That Shaped My Adolescence
By Daniel RichterWeb Content Contributor Summer has tragically come to an end which means our days of going to the pool and tubing the river are numbered. As the temperature outside goes down (hopefully) and we begin to move indoors, … Continue reading Looking Forward to the End of Baseball and the Beginning of Basketball
By Arlett Ramirez Assistant Web Content Manager October is just around the corner and that means that the Mala Luna Music Festival will be taking place in San Antonio, Texas, on Oct. 26 and 27 at the Nelson Wolff Stadium. … Continue reading Get Ready for Mala Luna
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor Austin Film Festival season is back, baby! Austin Film Festival is Oct. 24 – 31 this year – eight days of films across seven venues with the industry’s best professionals. Come check out the films … Continue reading Austin Film Festival is Back!
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager The Gender Unbound Art Fest , a non-profit, multi-discipline art festival will feature trans and intersex art for its fourth year on Sept. 18, 21 and 22 in Austin, Texas, at the Blue Genie … Continue reading Gender Unbound Art Fest Celebrates Trans and Intersex Artists
By Paola BakkerWeb Content Contributor There’s nothing quite like dimming the lights, cuddling up in bed and turning on a true crime documentary when you’re ignoring your many academic and professional responsibilities. No one wants to spend 30 plus minutes … Continue reading Top 5 Streamable True Crime Documentaries
By Paola BakkerWeb Content Contributor If you have been on social media recently, you may have heard of a small show called “Love Island (UK)” – a show that draws millions of viewers a night, airing six times a week … Continue reading British Invasion: Love Island
By Mia RobinsonWeb Content Contributor Ever heard of the “Bachelor”? “Love Island”? “Are You The One”? One way or another you have probably heard of one of these shows whether you wanted to or not. Dating shows have a wide … Continue reading Why Are People Addicted to Dating Shows
By Brandi MitchellWeb Content Contributor I feel confident that you all read my last article, picked up a copy of either “Firefly Lane” or “When Breath Becomes Air” and read late into the night, neglecting any and all responsibilities until … Continue reading Fresh Picks for the Newfound Bookworm
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor Anime is a grey area in the entertainment world that some people don’t see themselves venturing into anytime soon. Not watching anime is understandable for those who generally don’t like it, but on social media, … Continue reading Anime For People Who Don’t Watch Anime
By Lauren JurgemeyerWeb Content Manager The Black and Latino Playwrights Celebration (formerly known as the Black and Latino Playwrights Conference) or BLPC is just one of the ways that Texas State Theatre is increasing representation and inclusivity for minorities. Jonathan … Continue reading Texas State Theatre Takes Strides to Represent Minorities
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Texas State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance is hosting the 17th annual Black and Latino Playwrights Celebration (BLPC) from Sept. 2-8. The mission of the BLPC is to celebrate the voices of Black … Continue reading Black and Latino Playwrights Celebration Pays Tribute to Culture Clash
By Brandi MitchellWeb Content Contributor I have been an avid reader since I can remember. When I was in elementary school, I was the kid who always read during every spare moment in class. Like a true nerd, instead of … Continue reading What to Read to Fall Back in Love With Reading: A Book for Every Reader
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Warner Bros. recently announced that a fourth “Matrix” film will be released. The first “Matrix”, released in 1999, broke records and received critical acclaim as well as winning four Academy Awards. It was a … Continue reading Why You Should Be Excited for Matrix 4
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor I know that it can be hard to stay interested in classic novels due to their elevated language or outdated scenarios, so I am introducing some of my favorite page-turners that are relatively easy to … Continue reading My Top 5 Favorite Classic Novels
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor You’ve probably heard the old adage, “they don’t make anything original anymore!” Over the past several years, the entertainment industry has been bogged with remakes of classics, new interpretations or just flat out bad twists … Continue reading Why Schitt’s Creek Is One of the Best Shows On TV Right Now
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor There’s nothing quite as soothing to a ‘90s baby’s nostalgia-soaked soul than a complete update of their favorite PlayStation 1 video game, reworked with high definition graphics, remastered music and the same lovable characters and … Continue reading Bandicoot Power: The Reemergence of Crash Bandicoot
